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UN chief urges G20 'leadership' on stalled climate talks

Potter Leader-Enterprise 18 Nov 2024
Brazil is hoping to channel ... Marina Silva, Brazil's environment minister, said it was "fundamental" that the G20 participants "do their homework" and see to it that the COP29 negotiations move forward.
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Finding Feijoada: The delicious rise of Brazilian food in Ireland

RTE 17 Nov 2024
At its height in the mid-2000s it was as high as 40% of the population of the town, which gained it the nickname 'Little Brazil' ... A Taste of Brazil ... Cork Nua Asador, Marina Market Sabor Brazil, Washington Street.
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US’ Austin Cox glides his way to world cup title

Hindustan Times 10 Nov 2024
(HT Photo) ... The women’s competition saw Joanna Kocot of Poland secured the top spot with 3,194.7 points followed by Daria Eltekova of Germany and Marina Olexina of Brazil at second and third spot respectively ... See more ... ....
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Who’s who at Cop29? The world leaders and others who will attend

The Observer 10 Nov 2024
... at previous Cops and strengthen future commitments.Marina Silva, Brazil environment minister ... Brazil’s environment minister, Marina Silva, will most likely take the place of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
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Can Brazil save the Amazon rainforest? Marina Silva is trying

Business Line 09 Nov 2024
“The challenge of being the leader of COP30 next year, in the heart of the Amazon forest, is huge,” said Marina Silva, Brazil’s environment minister and top climate diplomat, at an event on the ...
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Brazil's Amazon posts lowest deforestation in nine years: govt

Raw Story 07 Nov 2024
Environment Minister Marina Silva welcomed the "significant drop" as a part of Brazil's push to reduce carbon emissions, just days before participating in the COP29 UN climate conference in Baku, Azerbaijan.
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‘Two sides of the same coin’: governments stress links between climate and nature collapse

AOL 04 Nov 2024
Marina Silva, Brazil’s environment minister, who has once again overseen a sharp drop in deforestation under the presidency of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, said that more money for forested countries was required.
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Pictured:

The Daily Mail 02 Nov 2024
... all the way to Brazil. The scheme centred on Saul's private yacht, the Rich Harvest, which he had sailed to Brazil in 2016 before it spent nearly a year at a marina receiving interior refurbishments.
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The well-to-do lawyer

The Daily Mail 02 Nov 2024
... all the way to Brazil. The scheme centred on Saul's private yacht, the Rich Harvest, which he had sailed to Brazil in 2016 before it spent nearly a year at a marina receiving interior refurbishments.
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Deadly Spain floods held up as warning at nature protection summit

Guam Pacific Daily News 31 Oct 2024
Brazil's Environment Minister Marina Silva says compensation for digitally-sequenced genetic data from animals and plants is 'not a donation' ... Environment Minister Marina Silva insisted on Thursday.
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Norris’ second-place finish in Mexico tightens F1 title race ahead of Abu Dhabi

Gulf News 29 Oct 2024
With just 47 points separating the top two drivers — Verstappen and Norris — and Brazil, Las Vegas and Qatar to go before the finale at the Yas Marina Circuit on December 8, at least a total of 120 ...
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A new paradigm for standing forests

Gulf-Times 25 Oct 2024
In Brazil, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s administration has already significantly curbed deforestation ... Fernando Haddad is Minister of Finance of Brazil. Marina Silva is Minister of Environment and Climate Change of Brazil.
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Lula and Petro have the chance of a lifetime to save the Amazon. Can they unite idealism and realpolitik to pull it off?

The Observer 16 Oct 2024
Marina Silva in Brazil and Susana Muhamad in Colombia ... Colombia’s environment minister and head of Cop16 Susana Muhamad, right, with Brazil’s environment minister Marina Silva, centre, during Cop28 in Dubai last year.
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G20 environment ministers back funding for forest conservation

Wtop 04 Oct 2024
... change adaptation, transition policies and the disproportionate impacts on vulnerable populations, Brazil’s Environment Minister Marina Silva said in opening remarks at Thursday’s meeting.

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