Lula laments that weapons and tariffs are more present than climate
During COP31 in Turkey, Brazilian President Lula da Silva criticized the global focus on weapons and tariffs over climate change. He emphasized the social aspects of the climate crisis and the importance of multilateral organizations. Lula proposed five measures to combat climate change, including climate financing and energy transition. He highlighted Brazil's commitment to reducing deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions while aiming for sustainable investments. Lula called for developed nations to fulfill their financial commitments and stressed the need for new strategies to accelerate energy transition. He linked his recent re-election to a commitment to sustainability and future generations.
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