COP27: 'Brazil is back' to fight deforestation, Lula says, but hurdles await

The new Brazilian president pledges to protect the Amazon, Indigenous peoples and their lands, ending illegal mining, logging and land grabbing. But he must deal with a largely hostile congress and “not enough” international forest funding.

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