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U.S. Chamber Spurs GreenTech Development to Brazil Ahead of COP28 - Vimarsana News

U.S. Chamber Spurs GreenTech Development to Brazil Ahead of COP28

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's GreenTech mission to Brazil fostered cooperation on climate goals and discussed innovative solutions for sustainable growth and regulatory practices between the two countries. Read more about the mission below:

Summary Readout of Deputy Secretary Graves' Travel to Brazil | U.S. Department of Commerce - Vimarsana News

Summary Readout of Deputy Secretary Graves' Travel to Brazil | U.S. Department of Commerce

WASHINGTON – Today, Deputy Secretary of Commerce Don Graves concluded his first official trip to Brazil.

Biden's Win Adds Pressure on Bolsonaro to Adjust to New Reality - Vimarsana News

Biden's Win Adds Pressure on Bolsonaro to Adjust to New Reality

Biden Win Adds Pressure on Bolsonaro to Adapt to New Reality Bloomberg 12/16/2020 David Wainer, Eric Martin and Samy Adghirni (Bloomberg) -- Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro spent two years dismissing international criticism of his lax approach to deforestation, disregarding climate scientists and seeing the Amazon burn at a record rate under his watch. But with his closest international ally leaving the White House next month, the Brazilian leader will have to decide how much he’s willing to risk to go it alone on an issue much of the world agrees on. © Bloomberg Bra...

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Biden Win Adds Pressure on Bolsonaro to Adapt to New Reality - Vimarsana News

Biden Win Adds Pressure on Bolsonaro to Adapt to New Reality

Biden Win Adds Pressure on Bolsonaro to Adapt to New Reality Bloomberg 12/16/2020 David Wainer, Eric Martin and Samy Adghirni (Bloomberg) -- Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro spent two years dismissing international criticism of his lax approach to deforestation, disregarding climate scientists and seeing the Amazon burn at a record rate under his watch. But with his closest international ally leaving the White House next month, the Brazilian leader will have to decide how much he’s willing to risk to go it alone on an issue much of the world agrees on. © Bloomberg Bra...

Source: msn.com