André Corrêa do Lago

André Corrêa do Lago, Embaixador e presidente da COP30, compartilha sua expertise sobre o clima e o potencial do Brasil na economia de baixo carbono. Ele discute a contradição entre a agenda climática e decisões energéticas no Brasil, destacando a importância do debate nacional. André também aborda como biocombustíveis podem ser soluções adaptáveis e a relevância da COP na Amazônia. Além disso, ele apresenta propostas inovadoras para o financiamento climático e a necessidade de integrar florestas na captura de CO2.

André Corrêa do Lago, Brazil’s COP30 President and seasoned diplomat, dives into the challenges of steering a pivotal climate summit. He discusses the difference between negotiation and implementation, emphasizing the need for tangible progress to restore public trust. The conversation highlights how to balance leadership and impartiality while showcasing Brazil's strategies for environmental restoration. André also reflects on emerging economies' potential to lead the charge and tackle the pressing 1.5°C goal amidst a divided global landscape.

André Corrêa do Lago, the COP30 President and experienced diplomat, dives deep into the upcoming climate negotiations in Belém, Brazil. He explains why this summit might prioritize implementing past agreements, creating a sense of optimism. The discussion ranges from the challenges of countries missing the NDC deadline to the pressing economic rationale for climate finance in the face of trillion-dollar damages. André also highlights the importance of rebuilding trust in multilateralism, emphasizing that a balanced outcome is crucial for all stakeholders.

André Corrêa do Lago, Brazil's Secretary for Climate, Energy and the Environment and COP30 president, shares exciting plans for the upcoming climate conference in Belém, a city with deep ties to the Amazon rainforest. He discusses the logistical challenges and the symbolic importance of the location. Topics include Brazil’s ambitious climate goals, the necessity for improved financing for developing nations, and the balancing act between fossil fuel production and climate action. Corrêa emphasizes collaboration and transparency as key to effective engagement.

André Corrêa do Lago, Brazil’s Secretary for Climate, Energy and the Environment, shares insights into the challenging COP29 negotiations and Brazil's preparations for COP30 in Belem. He discusses the symbolic power of hosting in the Amazon and the logistical hurdles involved. The conversation highlights financial challenges for developing nations in combating climate change and Brazil's balancing act between expanding its oil sector and committing to climate action. The need for international cooperation and substantial investments is emphasized.