Brazil proposed the end of fossil fuel subsidies during a climate conference (COP) held in Türkiye.
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Brazil presented a proposal to end fossil fuel subsidies at a climate conference in Türkiye.
Brazil proposes end to fossil fuel subsidies at COP in Türkiye

Storm Charles, an extratropical cyclone, advances over Portugal with winds of up to 140 km/h. Eight districts are under red warning and the government issued an alert from Wednesday (11), with the closure of schools, non-essential services and parks. The APA warns of flooding in 101 municipalities.
Brazil proposed the end of fossil fuel subsidies during the COP held in Türkiye.

Santarém City Hall decrees a total ban on burning for 90 days, with exemption from bidding for equipment and police power for Civil Defense, due to fires in APAs and increase in respiratory problems.

Sergipe has 209 water tankers in operation to minimize the impacts of drought and drought, according to the assistant undersecretary of State Civil Defense, lieutenant colonel Silvio Prado. Fourteen municipalities have declared an emergency and the state plans to distribute more than 30,000 basic food baskets and purchase forage material.

The government of Sergipe confirmed water rationing in Greater Aracaju as of September 16 and declared an emergency in 14 municipalities due to the worsening of drought in the state.

COP31 began this Monday (9) in Antalya, Turkey, with a shared presidency with Australia. The UN has warned that 2026 is expected to be one of the four hottest years on record and that current efforts are insufficient. Brazilian ambassador André Corrêa do Lago, president of COP30, handed an Amazonian wood hammer to the hosts and defended the electrification of global energy from 23% to 35% by 2035, in addition to the end of deforestation and reforestation to absorb CO2.