Opinion: ‘COP30 must listen to the voices that have been historically silenced’

Adriana Barbosa and Vitória Junqueira 19th March 2025

This year’s COP30 in Brazil brings the climate change debate to the heart of the Amazon. But unless the language – and attitude – barrier is bridged, the conversation risks excluding Black, Indigenous and Latin American people, whose entrepreneurial environmental solutions can help rebuild a sustainable planet, say Adriana Barbosa and Vitoria Junqueira.

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