Join us for a series of four panel discussions on COP30, the Amazon, and climate: “COP30 Belém: Why does it matter? What’s the most we can hope for? How can we make that happen?“. Panelists and audience members will have a chance to learn about the UNFCCC COP process; learn why the Amazon is critical and complicated for climate progress; discover some of the things that Brazilian and international organizations are doing to reduce emissions, enhance community resilience, and promote sustainable development; and learn more about ways to have an impact on the COP negotiations and climate goals more broadly.
February 21, 10am ET/ 12pm AMT: The State of Climate Negotiations, and Why COP30 is Important
This is the first installment of a 4-part webinar series. This event is on the state of climate negotiations, and why COP30 is important for multilateralism, for global progress on climate, for Brazil and the Amazon, and for civil society goals for COP30. Timmons Roberts and Marcela Vecchione will moderate, and we will be joined by Harjeet Singh of of Satat Sampada Climate Foundation, Maureen Santos of People’s Summit, and Socioenvironmental Platform BRICS Policy Center and Rachel Cleetus from Union of Concerned Scientists.
March 14, 10am ET/ 12pm AMT: The Amazon and Climate Change – Physical and Social Elements
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Mar 28, 10am ET/ 12pm AMT: Subnational Climate Politics in the Amazon
Apr 4, 10am ET/ 12pm AMT: How to have an impact – Civil Society and Social Movements Perspectives
