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Brazil's fossil phaseout
Brazil has proposed a voluntary roadmap to help countries reduce their reliance on oil, gas and coal over the coming decade by designing policies that take account of each country’s dependence on fossil-fuel imports and exports. The plan has three phases: assessing commitment and capacity to transition over the next two years; measuring progress and closing climate gaps to support the goal of limiting warming to 1.5°C; and, finally, implementing decisive measures through 2033 to curb fossil-fuel supplies. The initiative faces economic and political challenges. Brazil hopes to use the decline in deforestation in the Amazon to mobilize international funding, as discussions on the roadmap are expected on the sidelines of the upcoming climate summit in Antalya.
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