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Brazil's New Administration Prioritizes ESG Issues - Vimarsana News

Brazil's New Administration Prioritizes ESG Issues

Brazil’s new administration had a busy month pursuing its social, environmental, and climate agendas. In his first week in office, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva initiated institutional restructuring, repealed the previous administration policies, and announced new policies.

Thunderstorms Caused by Climate Change Will Most Likely Increase the Number of Large Windthrow Events in the Amazon - Vimarsana News

Thunderstorms Caused by Climate Change Will Most Likely Increase the Number of Large Windthrow Events in the Amazon

Researchers discovered that by the end of the century, the Amazon will likely see 43% more large blowdown events

Q&A: Climatologist Carlos Nobre's dream of an Amazon Institute of Technology - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Climatologist Carlos Nobre's dream of an Amazon Institute of Technology

His goal is to transform the heart of the Amazon into a cutting-edge science production hub by connecting technical expertise and Native peoples’ knowledge. If he were not the project’s mastermind, this effort would sound impossible in a region that is increasingly degraded and taken over by environmental crime. But Carlos Nobre — one of […]

The year 2022: was it historical? - Vimarsana News

The year 2022: was it historical?

Did the world finally see its leaders take some steps towards turning the global economy 'green'?

Norway announces it will once again back 'globally significant' fund to save Amazon forest - Vimarsana News

Norway announces it will once again back 'globally significant' fund to save Amazon forest

With Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's return to the Brazilian Presidential office, the fund to save the Amazon Forest once again has strong backing. Norway, a major donor to the Amazon Fund on Monday announced the revival of the initiative for backing the protection of the forest often referred to as the Earth's lungs. Announcing the  revival of the fund that is aimed at fighting the removal of vegetation in the Amazon, Norwegian Minister of Climate and Environment Espen Barth Eide said "Brazil's new President has signalled a clear ambition to stop deforestation by 2030."