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02/10/2024 22:38 (UTC)
Climate crisis exacerbates inequality in Latin America
- Date: 02/10/2024 22:18 (UTC)
- Credit: EFE
- Source: EFE
- Topic: Environmental issue » Conservation
Economy, business and finance » Economy (general)
Environmental issue » Global warming
São Paulo, Oct 2 (EFE) - Persistent social inequality in Latin America is worsening as the climate crisis disproportionately hits poor communities with full force, experts concluded Wednesday at the...
- Date: 02/10/2024 18:43 (UTC)
- Credit: EFE
- Source: EFE
- Author: Sebastiao Moreira
- Topic: Environmental issue » Conservation
Economy, business and finance » Economy (general)
Environmental issue » Global warming
Pimp My Carroça executive director Nanci Darcolléte speaks with ESG director of the Brazilian Association of Waste and Environment Carlos Henrique Rossin on October 2, 2024 at the II Latin American Green Economy Forum in São Paulo, Brazil.EFE/ Sebastiao Moreira
- Date: 02/10/2024 17:32 (UTC)
- Credit: EFE
- Source: EFE
- Topic: Environmental issue » Conservation
Economy, business and finance » Economy (general)
Environmental issue » Global warming
Sao Paulo, Oct 2 (EFE).- Brazil's wind energy sector warned on Wednesday that it expects losses of up to 1 billion reais (about 184 million dollars or 166 million euros) this year due to deficiencies in the transmission network, and called on the government to invest more.CAMERA: WALLACE CARVALHO.
- Date: 02/10/2024 20:04 (UTC)
- Credit: EFE
- Source: EFE
- Topic: Environmental issue » Conservation
Economy, business and finance » Economy (general)
Environmental issue » Global warming
Sao Paulo, Oct 2 (EFE).- In Brazil's favelas, home to some 20 million people, the effects of a climate crisis have been felt for years, forcing residents to launch their own sustainable initiatives in the face of state abandonment.CAMERA: WALLACE CARVALHO.STATEMENT BY GILSON RODRIGUES, PRESIDENT OF THE G10 FAVELAS ORGANIZATION:- "THE TEMPERATURE IN THE FAVELAS IS MUCH HIGHER THAN IN OTHER REGIONS OF THE CITY. WHILE THE CITY IS AT 30 DEGREES (CELSIUS), IN PARAISÓPOLIS (THE SECOND LARGEST FAVELA IN SÃO PAULO) IT REACHES 39. BUT WHEN IT'S COLD, IT'S ALSO MUCH COLDER."
- Date: 02/10/2024 20:46 (UTC)
- Credit: EFE
- Source: EFE
- Topic: Environmental issue » Conservation
Economy, business and finance » Economy (general)
Environmental issue » Global warming
Sao Paulo, Oct 2 (EFE).- The Pantanal, considered the largest wetland in the world, is suffering this year from the worst water shortage in 70 years, warned Jaime Verruck, Secretary of State for the Environment of Mato Grosso do Sul.CAMERA: WALLACE CARVALHO.STATEMENT BY JAIME VERRUCK, SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT OF MATO GROSSO DO SUL (IN PORTUGUESE):"LAST YEAR, TOGETHER WITH PRODUCERS, THIRD SECTOR ENTITIES AND THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT, WE CREATED THE PANTANAL LAW, WHICH EVEN PROHIBITS AGRICULTURAL EXPANSION AND PROPOSES CONSERVATION, LIVESTOCK ACTIVITY AND TOURISM."
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Climate crisis exacerbates inequality in Latin America
Climate crisis exacerbates inequality in Latin America
Climate crisis exacerbates inequality in Latin America
Climate crisis exacerbates inequality in Latin America
Climate crisis exacerbates inequality in Latin America
