your priority? hello everyone, thank you your priority? hello everyone, thank you for your priority? hello everyone, thank you for your your priority? hello everyone, thank you for your patience i your priority? hello everyone, thank you for your patience is | thank you for your patience is duntuy thank you for your patience is dumpy the whole government is currently. inaudible. if you can put currently. inaudible. if you can put that into law we can protect can put that into law we can protect our lands, we can protect protect our lands, we can protect our lands, we can protect our people. it is a challenge though, it s impossible to do that here in brazil. impossible to do that here in brazil, we can t demarcate our lands, brazil, we can t demarcate our lands, we brazil, we can t demarcate our lands, we cannot fight more consistence for us in brazil. thank consistence for us in brazil. thank you consistence for us in brazil. thank you so much, let s put a question
very clean mantra, so we are more very clean mantra, so we are more sustainable than the rest of the world, we have a competitive advantage if we can compare ourselves to the rest of the world, so it is a state agenda no matter who was in power, and we want to be at the forefront of a low carbon transition because you think that this there is this huge advantage but if you can have joint efforts with the federal government, that would be much easier, but of course we need more than that, we need all the institutions really empower, and we need efforts as isabella also said with the whole society, so we have to combat deforestation, and that represents half of our emissions, so it s amazing what we have to do. i m going to bring you in now, we have already heard from paloma, the importance of protecting indigenous rights and the demarcation of territory, what would you say? what would be your priority?
we ll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. hello, welcome to global questions, we are in rio de janeiro in a country which like most countries these days is confronting many crises at home. ., ., ., . , home. few national policies have such home. few national policies have such global home. few national policies i have such global consequences as the fate of the amazon. is the well s largest tropical rainforest, covering much of northern brazil. it s under growing threat, from deforestation, large scale farming and ranching and mining, newly elected president lula has pledged to undo the destruction under the former president bols. he speaks of tackling the plate in the largest indigenous territory. what happens in the amazon will
have potential of 50% of the market have nature based solutions in the whole have nature based solutions in the whole world. have nature -based solutions in the whole world. the whole world. izabella, does there need the whole world. izabella, does there need to the whole world. izabella, does there need to be the whole world. izabella, does there need to be more - there need to be more guidelines? the rules are there, as paloma started by saying, have the codes and the rules but it s not being followed and maybe you cannot enforce some of them for all of the reasons we ve been discussing? i the reasons we ve been discussing? the reasons we ve been discussing? the reasons we ve been discussin: ? ., ., discussing? i think there are two different discussing? i think there are two different things - discussing? i think there are two different things here. i discussing? i think there are l two different things here. the first one. two different things here. the first one,