At COP31, Brazil presents plans to reduce fossil fuels and eliminate deforestation.
Brazil presented this Tuesday (10), during the United Nations Climate Change Conference 2026 (COP31), in Antalya, Turkey, two plans to combat climate change: one envisages a gradual reduction in the use of fossil fuels and subsidies, while the other establishes measures to eliminate deforestation and forest degradation in 2030.
The so-called "roadmaps" were created as a result of COP30, held in Belgium. The documents were not included in the final text of last year's summit, which was hosted in Brazil, but are now being presented as an initiative to increase international discussions.
Regarding fossil fuels, the plan envisages diversification of energy sources and an orderly transition in production. It then proposes to expand the exchange of these sources, including a review of the subsidy policy for the sector.