After COP30, Brazilian oil continues its rush towards the global market
A decision to drill at the mouth of the Amazon drew criticism at the UN summit. But Brazil’s oil production still soars, as it hopes to consolidate its role as an exporter
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Extreme drought forces Brazil’s Indigenous people into cities
Climate change is forcing an Indigenous community in the Amazon to balance its traditional way of life with urban living
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Can Latin America finally present a united front for COP30?
As the UN climate summit returns to the region, we look back at decades of leadership from its nations at the talks – and also fragmentation
Global asset or frontier for extraction? COP30 is a reckoning for the Amazon
Governments of the Amazon are reaffirming their goals of pursuing green investment – all while expanding fossil fuel exploration and mining
COP29 president: ‘COP is the best system we have, we cannot lose faith in it’
Mukhtar Babayev speaks with Dialogue Earth about the outcomes of last year’s UN climate summit in Azerbaijan and expectations for COP30 in Brazil
‘We need to arrive empowered’: Indigenous women demand a seat at the COP30 table
Among the most acutely affected by climate change, Indigenous women are organising to secure their place in international climate decisions
