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Congress relaxes environmental licensing and raises alarm among experts - OPINION - DEC 08, 2025
Brazilian Minister Marina Silva said she is considering taking legal action against the Supreme Court to uphold vetoes on the Devastation Bill (Photo: Rogério Cassimiro/MMA) Congress relaxes environmental licensing and raises alarm among experts. Last week, the National Congress approved one of the most impactful and worrying measures for Brazilian environmental policy in recent years. By overturning most of the presidential vetoes on the so-called Devastation Bill, parliamen
Ana Cunha-Busch
6 days ago3 min read


The Green and Digital Transition with Equity: Why This Is the Most Urgent Issue of Our Time - OPINION - DEC 8, 2025
Photo AI ChatGPT The Green and Digital Transition with Equity: Why This Is the Most Urgent Issue of Our Time BY CLAUDIA ANDRADE For some time now, I have been carefully studying a concept that, although it may seem technical at first glance, directly affects the lives of every person, every community, and every organization: the Green and Digital Transition with Equity. The more I delve into this analysis, the more I understand that this is not just a new term on the internat
Ana Cunha-Busch
6 days ago5 min read


COP30: Partial progress and structural gaps in the global climate agenda - OPINION - Nov 26, 2025
Official COP30 pavilion in Belém, the central point of global discussions on adaptation, mitigation, and climate finance. Photo: Tania Rego/Agência Brasil The holding of COP30 in Belém represented a milestone for the visibility of the Amazon on the international stage, but the conference results show that the capacity for implementation is still far from meeting the climate urgency. Even with the progress related to the indicators of the Global Adaptation Target and the debat
Ana Cunha-Busch
Nov 252 min read


COP30 - Between symbolism and operational challenge - what is at stake? OPINION November 6, 2025
City of Belém do Pará in Brazil; Source: Canva COP30 - Between symbolism and operational challenge - what is at stake? By Claudia Andrade COP30 will be held in Belém, in the heart of the Amazon, and never has a climate conference carried so much symbolism — and so much responsibility. It is impossible not to feel the weight of this choice. The world is watching us. Brazil. The forest. What we will do — or fail to do — when the stage is ours. There is something beautiful and,
Ana Cunha-Busch
Nov 53 min read


SUS and Climate Change: Brazil Can Make Health a Global Example - BRAZIL. OPINION - November 3, 2025
"SUS at the forefront of climate adaptation." Photo: Igor Evangelista/MS - MMA SUS and Climate Change: Brazil Can Make Health a Global Example BRAZIL. OPINION The announcement that Brazil will present, during COP 30 in Belém, the Belém Health Action Plan, inspired by the Unified Health System (SUS), represents a remarkable advance in the integration between public health and climate change. The country, which for decades has been building one of the most comprehensive primary
Ana Cunha-Busch
Nov 22 min read


Liquid Brazil and the myth of abundance: when water flows faster than consciousness. OPINION October 21, 2025
Unsplash photo by Glauber Sampaio Liquid Brazil and the myth of abundance: when water flows faster than consciousness By Claudia Andrade Brazil is a liquid country. Abundant in rivers, promises, and contradictions. A territory that holds 12% of the planet's surface freshwater, yet still lives with dry taps, makeshift buckets, and wells that have become a legacy of survival. There is a painful irony in being a water powerhouse and, at the same time, vulnerable. On the eve of C
Ana Cunha-Busch
Oct 203 min read


Sustainability: a limping tripod. OPINION October 8, 2025.
A tripod on a table, AI-generated Sustainability: a limping tripod. The sustainability discourse is usually based on three pillars,...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Oct 73 min read


The Water Paradox in Brazil OPINION - September 29, 2025
Source: Canva Collection The Water Paradox in Brazil OPINION 09/29/2025 Brazil is a country rich in water resources—it holds about 12% of...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Sep 282 min read


The Greater Amazon Aquifer System: An Invisible Heritage That Needs to Be Protected - OPINION September 24, 2025
Amazon: home to the recently discovered Greater Amazon Aquifer System, the largest underground freshwater reserve in the world. Source:...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Sep 232 min read


PEC da Blindagem (Shielding and Amnesty): Whose Interest Is It in Paralyzing Brazil? Brazil - OPINION September 23, 2025
Tingey Injury Law Firm Unsplash free image PEC da Blindagem (Shielding and Amnesty): Whose Interest Is It in Paralyzing Brazil? Brazil -...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Sep 222 min read


The new role of sustainability executives: between dreams and numbers - OPINION - August 25, 2025
Freepik representing corporate sustainability The new role of sustainability executives: between dreams and numbers - OPINION By Claudia...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Aug 243 min read


Thirsty AI: How Artificial Intelligence Threatens Water Security—and How We Can Reverse This Future. OPINION. August 20, 2025
Source: Canva Archive Thirsty AI: How Artificial Intelligence Threatens Water Security—and How We Can Reverse This Future. OPINION....
Ana Cunha-Busch
Aug 193 min read


Environmental Licensing: When a Veto Is an Act of Protection - Brazil - OPINION. August 15, 2025
Marina Silva: "Vetos are strategic to preserve the integrity of licensing." Source: Agência Câmara de Notícias. Environmental Licensing:...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Aug 143 min read


Will there be COP 30? There will be, but at what price? OPINION August 9, 2025
Belém street with hoardings and construction (Photo: Agência Brasil) Will there be COP 30? There will be, but at what price? OPINION COP...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Aug 83 min read


Invisible Leadership: What We Learn from Traditional Communities about Impact and Sustainability BRAZIL OPINION. July 30, 2025
Canva Archive Invisible Leadership: What We Learn from Traditional Communities about Impact and Sustainability BRAZIL OPINION. July 30,...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Jul 293 min read


Brazil off the Hunger Map? The Partial Victory of a Country That Still Fails Its People. OPINION. July 29, 2025
Photo from the Agência Brasil archive of a public school meal Brazil off the Hunger Map? The Partial Victory of a Country That Still...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Jul 283 min read


Climate Justice Gains Momentum: International Court Reaffirms Countries' Legal Duty to Reduce CO₂ Emissions. OPINION July 24, 2025
Demonstration in front of the organization's building - Lina Selg, AFP Climate Justice Gains Momentum: International Court Reaffirms...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Jul 233 min read


Brazil 2025: Every day a different 7-1! July 23, 2025. OPINION
Pixabay Image. Soccer field and Brazilian flag. Brazil 2025: Every day a different 7-1! From a soccer defeat to an environmental...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Jul 222 min read


Energy Transition and Big Tech Companies: The Paradox of Sustainable Innovation - OPINION July 15, 2025
Source: Canva Collection. Energy Transition and Big Tech Companies: The Paradox of Sustainable Innovation The digital age has driven...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Jul 142 min read


Hunger and climate change: a challenge for environmental and social justice OPINION July 7, 2025
Family farming: uniting in the countryside for food security. Source: Klabin. Hunger and climate change: a challenge for environmental...
Ana Cunha-Busch
Jul 62 min read
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