How October鈥檚 Presidential Race Will Impact the Brazilian Amazon
In this latest episode of the Brazil Institute podcast, host Nick Zimmerman speaks with Natalie Unterstell, President of the Talanoa policy think tank, member of the UN Green Climate Fund鈥檚 accreditation panel, and former Brazilian negotiator at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change about the state of play in the Brazilian Amazon and how the outcome of Brazil鈥檚 presidential election in October will impact environmental policy moving forward.
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President, Talanoa; member, UN Green Climate Fund鈥檚 accreditation panel
Moderator
Brazil Institute
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