Brazil’s COP30 legacy should be to protect more of its forests

by Philippa Kaur 14 October 2025, 00:00 28 Views

As the host of the COP30 climate talks in November, Brazil has the opportunity to make a major contribution to protecting the planet. It could expand forested areas protected by law in the Amazon from about 230 million hectares to over 300 million, according to my calculations.

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Source: Ecology - nature.com

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Brazil’s COP30 legacy should be to protect more of its forests

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