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In government?— in government? permanent measures, _ in government? permanent measures, you _ in government? permanent measures, you have - in government? permanent measures, you have talked| in government? permanent - measures, you have talked about this isabella, no matter who was in power, you have the institutions and the laws to protect the environment. what can be put in place now in this third term of president lula. its very important for the new government to play based on the future,...

In individuals intensely engaged in these environmental questions. let me tell you who are panel is. festival, isabella, a former environment minister, still continuing to be a leading voice on climate issues. she received a un lifetime achievement award for champions of the earth in 2013. even her glasses are green. marina gracey, president of the brazilian business council for sustainable development, bringing together more than 100 leading business groups, you account for 50% of brazils gdp, ...

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Of the new generation in brazil, generation worldwide which is fighting for climate change, and we are doing it here in brazil. we are joined also by alok sharma, live from the northern part of the amazon, an activist from the indigenous people and defender of indigenous peoples. thank you forjoining us tonight. welcome to our panel. remember, wherever you join us, you can also follow the conversation on social media. time to take our first question. brazil is appearing on the global stage, comm...

That cannot be altered by economic interests and changes in government? permanent measures, you have talked about this izabella, no matter who was in power, you have the institutions and the laws to protect the environment. what can be put in place now in this third term of president lula? its very important for the new government to play based on the future, not the past. this is not a picture of 2003, this is a picture of 2023, and it is very important to understand how the government and pres...

We are joined here tonight with a terrific audience and a panel of experts and individuals intensely engaged in these environmental questions. let me tell you who are panel is. first of all, izabella texiera, a former environment minister, still continuing to be a leading voice on climate issues. she received a un lifetime achievement award for champions of the earth in 2013. even her glasses are green. marina grossi, president of the brazilian business council for sustainable development, bring...

Japan, host of the Group of Seven ministerial meeting on climate issues next month, has shown reluctance about bringing forward the framework's agreement last year to decarbonize power sector by 2035, sources close to the matter said on March 29.

Surprised the white house took so long to acknowledge the fact that once this got to his desk was going to say absolutely not. no chance in heck. on climate issues, hes more to the left than people would expect. the rule that they have use d i terms of risk assessments and analysis is something he would never sign off on. that was something that tracks with his agenda. so i think the idea that hes very difficult to put into a box and utilize as a caricature from a political standpoint is part of...

Banking system in the united states. we heard from the fed last night after the announcement of credit suisses save in switzerland. here in the united states the financial system is, quote, resilient. >> brian cheung, sahil kapur, thank you. right now the supreme court is hearing arguments in a case thats been winding its way through the courts for two decades. at issue, the navajo nations access to water. the tribe claims the fire department has an obligation to provide it and wants rights to...

Everyone wants fresh air, clean water, healthy wildlife populations, and open spaces to enjoy. As climate change threatens those goals, nature itself is a big part of the solution.