Amazon Rainforest Cleared for COP30: Another example of Rules for thee, not for me

In a move sparking global debate, Brazil is constructing an eight-mile, four-lane highway through the Amazon rainforest to accommodate the upcoming COP30 climate summit in Belém. This project has led to the deforestation of tens of thousands of acres of protected land, raising concerns about the environmental impact and the perceived irony of destroying rainforest for a climate conference. While officials label it a "sustainable highway" featuring bike lanes and solar lighting, critics argue it undermines conservation efforts and threatens local livelihoods. Join us as we delve into this contentious development and its implications for global climate policy. ​
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