Belém is a city I called home for about two years. This Brazilian metropolis, with over one million inhabitants and located in the Amazon region, will host international leaders this November for the UN Climate Summit. As decision-makers gather for the first time in the world’s largest tropical rainforest, we share the responsibility of advancing solutions that protect the environment while promoting social and economic inclusion. Integrated carbon markets can be part of that solution.
At COP30, Brazil intends to present an ambitious proposal to align global carbon markets by creating a voluntary coalition that connects existing carbon pricing systems. Regulating carbon markets also represents a significant business opportunity.
