Brazil's Environment And Climate Minister Meets Over 200 Global Climate Activists

Brazilian Environment and Climate Change Minister, Marina Silva took part in the final day of the 'Renew Our Power' event. The meeting organized by 350.org brought together more than 200 climate leaders from over 70 countries to Brazil with the aim of driving forward the renewable energy transition, a strategic milestone towards COP30.

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This year, Minister Marina Silva is leading an organization proposed by Brazilian President Lula called the 'Global Ethical Balance'. According to the Brazilian government, this initiative will 'promote dialogues in different regions of the world to reflect on how to align decisions with the non-negotiable goal of keeping global warming to 1.5°C.' This year, during the Free Land Camp (ATL), Indigenous groups from the Amazon rainforest and the Pacific Ocean declared that "Indigenous and traditional community leadership, the just energy transition, direct financing and the integral preservation of forests, oceans and soils, is the starting point for any discussion on the Global Ethical Balance.