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Brazil Amplifies Climate Commitment: Aims for 48% Emission Reduction by 2025

A New Dawn for Brazil's Climate Agenda

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In a momentous announcement that indicates a significant shift in Brazil’s environmental policy, the country’s Environment Minister, Marina Silva, declared a commitment to radically reducing Brazil’s greenhouse gas emissions.

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