Photo Canva Extreme Heat Is No Longer the Exception and Poses a Global Adaptation Challenge By Ana Lucia Cunha Busch, TGAN Editor Research conducted by the University of Oxford shows that 3.79 billion people could be exposed to extreme heat conditions by 2050 if global average warming reaches 2°C above pre-industrial levels, a scenario considered increasingly likely by climatologists. The analysis, published in the scientific journal Nature Sustainability, uses detailed clima

Photo by Editor via AI - GPT Chat ESG: FROM RHETORIC TO DATA - OPINION. By Claudia Andrade For a long time, ESG occupied a comfortable place: that of discourse. Public commitments, extensive reports, good intentions. But the current political, regulatory, and financial situation is making it clear that this phase is coming to an end. What is emerging for 2026 is a scenario in which impact needs to be proven, monitored, and sustained over time—and not just declared. I have bee

Photo AI Gemini Green Lexicon (Monday Reportage) | Greenwashing Summary Definition : Greenwashing refers to the practice of presenting a company, product, or policy as environmentally responsible without concrete actions to support those claims. It often relies on vague language, selective use of data, or symbolic gestures. Why does it matter? Greenwashing erodes public trust and delays real solutions to the climate crisis. When consumers are misled, truly sustainable initiat

Photo generated by AI-Chat GPT ANALYSIS | CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT Record heat in the United Kingdom reinforces signs of advancing climate change. Ana Lucia Cunha-Busch — The Green Amazon News The year 2025 went down in the UK's climate history as the hottest ever recorded, a milestone that experts point to as further concrete evidence of the advance of climate change caused by human activity. In addition to the high temperatures, the country also faced unprecedented levels of

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

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

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

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,

"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

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