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New Brazilian Congress not likely to address climate

Por: WPLG Local 10 Tech October 04, 2022

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RIO DE JANEIRO – Brazil has a major role to play in addressing climate change as home to the world's largest rainforest, but after Sunday's election, the subject is less likely to come up than ever. In the country's lower house of Congress, the Liberal Party of President Jair Bolsonaro increased its share by 30%, jumping from 76 to 99 seats. The Liberal Party has one of the worst environmental records among the country’s many... + full article



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