POLITICSWTOP DC
Petrobras head says Brazil must choose between fossil fuel phaseout and tax revenue
Petrobras head Magda Chambriand stated Brazil must choose between phasing out fossil fuels and preserving tax revenue from the sector, highlighting the country's conflicting climate and economic priorities. Brazil promotes fossil fuel transition in international forums but invests in new drilling, including near the Amazon River, while President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva supports these economic developments. Environmental groups criticize Chambriand's stance for undermining climate goals.
Mentioned
Related Signal
Adjacent reporting
- Blair’s fossil fuel ideas ‘bizarre’ in face of energy and climate crises, experts say
- Guardian Essential poll: Australians want higher tax on gas exports and extension of petrol excise cut
- Anthony Albanese rules out gas export tax on existing contracts and criticises ‘populist’ campaign
- Trump says he would support suspending the federal gas tax
- Chris Bowen says he has made it ‘crystal clear’ to BHP and other big polluters they must cut emissions onsite
- Blair is at odds with Miliband as former PM's think tank urges UK to back new oil and gas fields