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Brazil Launches Climate Action Programme Across 34 Cities and Two States Brazil Launches Climate Action Programme Across 34 Cities and Two States

Brazil Launches Climate Action Programme Across 34 Cities and Two States

Responsible Us Bureau   Jun 25, 2026

C40 Cities and the Global Covenant of Mayors have launched the Brazil Mutirão Program to support climate projects in 34 cities and...

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