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Daniela Chiaretti

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Environment correspondent at Valor Econômico daniela.chiaretti@valor.com.br
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Santa Marta: What is behind France’s plans to phase out fossil fuels

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By Daniela Chiaretti Verified, Sebastian Turner
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France aims to phase out all fossil fuels by 2050 – starting with coal, followed by oil and finally natural gas. The phaseout plan calls for sector-specific support for electrification. 30. April 2026 30. April 2026 France’s Special Envoy for Climate Negotiations Benoît Faraco, pictured here in Bonn in June 2025. (Bianca Otero/ Zuma Press Wire/ Imago) Sign up now and continue reading immediately No credit card details required. No automatic renewal. Sie haben bereits das Table.Briefing Abonnement?
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TAFF: What Santa Marta has achieved

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By Daniela Chiaretti Verified, Sebastian Turner
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The meeting, attended by nearly 60 countries, sent an important climate policy signal. The focus was on ways for countries to break their dependence on fossil fuels. It remains unclear, however, how the conference’s demands will be incorporated into the COP process. 30. April 2026 30. April 2026 Dutch Minister of Climate and Green Growth Stientje van Veldhoven and Colombian Environment Minister Irene Vélez Torres at the TAFF conference.
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COP30: How Brazil wants to reform the UN climate process

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By Daniela Chiaretti Verified, Amelie Richter
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With Brazil, an ambitious presidency is taking over the next COP. Although there are hardly any critical formal decisions to be made, COP President-designate André Corrêa do Lago wants to achieve a "turning point" in implementing climate targets – by reforming the system. Find out more in Table.Briefings With its upcoming COP presidency, Brazil pushes for reforms in the UN process to better implement and explain climate policy.
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