- News
- Markets
- News Direct
- Trading
- Market Players
- Forum
- Events
- Subscribe
- Carbon Market Directory
- Books, Music and Films
Brazil sets ‘indicative’ goal of carbon neutrality by 2060
Thursday 10 Dec 20 12:00pm
BRAZIL has announced it will aim for carbon neutrality by 2060, sparking anger among campaigners who say the pledge is meaningless and a deliberate distraction from president Jair Bolsonaro’s destruction of the Amazon rainforest.
Subscriber Content - You need to log in
To access this Carbon News information right now, please accept our 7 DAY FREE TRIAL subscription offer. Simply click the Subscribe button and follow the steps.
We send you a reminder before we charge your card or send an invoice before your FREE trial ends. We'll also remind you before we automatically renew your annual subscription. We will also ask you for updated credit card or invoicing information at this time, if necessary.
Please enjoy your 7 day FREE trial.
Login
Latest in South America
- Brazil sets ‘indicative’ goal of carbon neutrality by 2060 (10 Dec 20)
- Brazilian spies intimidated government’s own delegates at climate talks (15 Oct 20)
- Chinese fishing vessels sound alarm off Galapagos (29 Jul 20)
- New Brazilian map unmasks illegal foresters (23 Jul 20)
- Supermarket chains threaten Brazil boycott (21 May 20)
- Bolsonaro sends in his soldiers (13 May 20)
- Chile sets new target of peak emissions by 2025 (14 Apr 20)
- Big Money firms back Amazon oil boom (17 Mar 20)
- Military man takes command of the Amazon (3 Feb 20)
- Amazon fires are melting Andes glaciers (2 Dec 19)