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Brazil Approves Membership in OPEC+ Amid Climate Concerns

Brazil's government has approved joining OPEC+, marking its emergence as a significant oil producer just ahead of the UN climate summit.

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  1. Brazil to join major oil-exporting nations in OPEC+ group

    Lula’s pursuit of increased oil production has met criticism as Brazil prepares to host the UN climate summit known as COP30 in November.

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  2. Brazil to join OPEC+, group of major oil-exporting nations

    Lula’s pursuit of increased oil production has met criticism as Brazil prepares to host the UN climate summit known as COP30 in November.

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  3. Brazil to Join OPEC+ Major Oil-Exporting Nations

    Lula's pursuit of increased oil production has met criticism as Brazil prepares to host the UN climate summit known as COP30 in November.

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Feb 18th, 2025, 2:44 PM ET

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On Tuesday, Brazil's government approved its membership in OPEC+, indicating its rise as a major oil exporter. While Brazil aims for economic growth through oil, critics express concern over environmental impacts, especially as the country prepares to host COP30, where fossil fuel reduction is a core focus. Minister Silveira states Brazil's participation is non-binding, emphasizing the need for income and job creation alongside environmental efforts, including oil revenues to transition to green energy. Critics argue that fossil fuel exploration amidst climate commitments reflects a governmental setback on environmental progress.

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