Path to replacing fossil fuels to be laid out by November

Nearly eight months before the 31st Conference on Climate Change (COP31), to be held in Antalya, Turkey, from November 9 to 20, Ambassador André Corrêa do Lago faces the challenge of concluding his work leading the Brazilian presidency within the United Nations multilateral climate action process. Among the priorities are the development of roadmaps to end global deforestation and transition away from fossil fuels, enabling a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions responsible for climate change. Notícias relacionadas:Brazil secures support from over 80 nations to end fossil fuels.COP30 sets up task force to bring decisions forward.Brazil calls for approval of global climate adaptation indicators.The COP30 presidency has launched a global call for contributions from countries, observers, and stakeholders, open until March 31. Amid a busy schedule of participation in international forums and meetings addressing the global agenda, Corrêa do Lago took time to speak exclusively