Biden Urges Climate Progress As Brazil Leader Joins Americas Summit

Jun 11, 2022 View Original Article
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63% : The White House also said that Brazil and four other nations were joining a renewable energy initiative launched at last year's UN climate summit in Copenhagen.
47% : Despite coming under criticism over the Amazon, Brazil -- the sixth most populous nation -- has one of the least carbon-intensive economies for a major economy and already meets the goal on renewables, mostly through hydropower.

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