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In Brazil, Biden Fades Out Into Amazon Jungle
Four years ago, President Joe Biden declared “America’s back” and told his fellow world leaders that Donald Trump had been an aberration.
From the Amazon rainforest, Biden declares nobody can reverse US progress on clean energy
Biden declared that nobody can reverse “the clean energy revolution that’s underway in America” even as the incoming Trump administration is poised to scale back efforts to combat climate change.
Biden ‘wandering off’ into Amazon rainforest goes viral
President Joe Biden was seen wandering off into the Amazon rainforest after making a speech on climate change in Manaus, Brazil.
Biden Tours Brazil’s Amazon, Says Clean Energy Here to Stay
Joe Biden announced new conservation efforts and funding as he became the first sitting US president to visit the Amazon region, touring part of a rainforest nature preserve and meeting with local environmental activists.
Video of Joe Biden Wandering Into Amazon Rainforest Goes Viral
A video of President Joe Biden appearing to "wander off" into the Amazon rainforest has gone viral on social media. The clip comes from the end of Biden's press conference Sunday from a section of forest in Manaus, Brazil, where he delivered remarks about conservation and the investments his administration has made in clean energy infrastructure.
President Joe Biden’s Visit To Amazon Rainforest Turns Into A Sensational Meme On The Internet; SEE Here
Joe Bidden who stepped back from the Presidential race this year, is enjoying leisure by doing “sidequests” like visiting the Amazon rainforest. The former president visited Brazil to sign an International Conservation Day proclamation to contribute efforts to protect the forest from climate change.
Biden Wanders Into Amazon Jungle After Remarks
On a valedictory visit to Peru and Brazil this week, President Joe Biden faded from view and straight into the Amazon rain forest as President-elect Donald Trump’s return to power comes into sharp relief.
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Can Lula still save the Amazon?
The power imbalance in Brazil's government that keeps environmental protections and Indigenous rights under threat.
Mongabay6h
The effects of mass migration in Brazil in the second half of the twentieth century
The most recent, largest and probably last migratory wave into the Amazon started in the 1960s with the initiation of ...
Mediaite on MSN2d
Critics Jump On Biden For ‘Wandering’ Into Amazon Rainforest — Full Video Shows That’s False
Critics mocked Biden's trip to the Amazon rainforest by claiming he "wandered" into the jungle after his speech — but the ...
The Independent2d
Belem, host of next year's climate talks, is Amazonian city plagued with pollution and violence
Brazil's government estimates that 50,000 people will attend COP30, including up to 150 heads of state. COP30 will also serve as a test for Lula’s commitment to preserving the Amazon.
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Lost Portuguese Settlement Discovered in the Amazon
Archaeologists have discovered a lost Portuguese settlement from the 18th century in the Amazon Rainforest using LiDAR ...
Brazil's Congress approves rules for local carbon credits market
Brazil's lower house of Congress approved a bill on Tuesday that sets rules for a carbon market in the country, with the text ...
Biden Visits Amazon, Vowing Help to Fight Climate Change
The president toured the rainforest and promised Brazil funds for environmental initiatives, even as the incoming Trump ...
Host Brazil focuses G20 summit on fighting hunger amid wars and Trump's return
Brazil pushed for concerted action to alleviate hunger Monday as it hosted a summit of the Group of 20 leading economies amid ...