While all eyes are on the political storms, be it in Brazil with the crisis at the STF amidst theelection dispute, or around the world, with the geopolitical chessboard pieces being moved impulsively by Donald Trump, the great climate storm seems to have caught up with us. According to findings in the recent report by the United Nations Environment Programme, the maximum temperature rise limit of 1.5 degrees set in the Paris Agreement will certainly be exceeded this year — the hope is that this mark is temporary. Furthermore, there is an expectation that a superEl Niñowill intensify extreme climate events starting this second semester, extending until 2027.
TheGood Morning, End of the Worldbroadcast of this week examines how, despite being increasingly faced with the greatest existential crisis in human history, attention and actions are mobilizing towards other issues and priorities. Listen now.
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In the Trumpet, star troops and alien patriots. In the "If it's about talking about economy..." segment, Eliane Barbosa discusses the energy transition.