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Source: SBT Paragominas - Cidade em foco
	
Janaína Dallan, our Co-CEO, gave an interview to SBT Paragominas - Pará, talking about the carbon credit market and REDD+ projects.

In Paragominas, in the green municipality, the subject about carbon credit gained enormous repercussion with the arrival of the Campo Verde company.

Because of the proportion reached by the carbon market issue in the region, the municipality received Janaína Dallan to answer questions about the subject.

Watch the interview and understand more about the carbon market and how REDD+ projects work.

See at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0MtgSRZ2LU&t=2256s

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Carbon credit market grows in the Paragominas region

Source: CNN Brasil
	
"In a conversation with CNN, forestry engineer Janaina Dallan, our Co-CEO, said that Brazil needs to show concrete actions to combat climate change.

Forest engineer and one of the experts of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Janaina Dallan said in an interview with CNN on Thursday (22) that 'Brazil's global climate agenda is far behind that of other countries.

'We need to see concrete actions for actions like eliminating deforestation in the Amazon to happen so that we can fit into this agenda again,' Dallan said. 'Brazil needs to resume this leadership that it has always had in climate negotiations, show it to other countries, and actually act in a way that proves this willingness to resume,' she added."

See at: https://www.cnnbrasil.com.br/nacional/agenda-climatica-do-brasil-esta-muito-atrasada-diz-engenheira-florestal/

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Brazil's climate agenda is long overdue

Source: ISTOÉ Dinheiro
	
Janaína Dallan, our Co-CEO, gave an interview to ISTOÉ Dinheiro about Brazil's situation at COP-26, which starts at the end of this month.

"From October 31 to November 12, world leaders will gather in Glasgow, Scotland, for the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference. At the top of the agenda, the negotiations of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement that deals with the creation of an international cooperation mechanism for the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions and support for sustainable development. With a clean energy matrix and with 67% of the world's tropical forests in its territory, Brazil could dictate the rules of discussion, but lost this role by adopting a negative attitude and recording deforestation records. For Janaína Dallan, president of the Brazilian Alliance for Nature-Based Solutions, the country will arrive at COP-26 without anyone knowing what to expect from its authorities. "The promise of the minister [Joaquim Lopes] is that Brazil will cooperate to the negotiations, but it is necessary to see if the government will do what it said. It's difficult.""

Read more: https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/o-brasil-promete-cooperar-na-cop-26-mas-e-preciso-ver-se-o-governo-fara-o-que-diz/

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Brazil promises to cooperate at COP-26. But it remains to be seen if the government will do what it says

Source: World BioEconomy Forum
	
Janaína Dallan and Luciano Corrêa da Fonseca, our Co-CEOs, gave an interview to World BioEconomy Forum Co-founder Mark Rushton, sharing Carbonext's mission and the efforts we are bringing to the Amazon.

Carbonext was one of the main sponsors of the World Bioeconomy Forum, which took place in Belem - Para, from October 18 to 20, 2021.

We also had the pleasure of delivering the Bio Act of the Year award, which took the company's name.

In addition, our Co-CEOs gave an interview to the co-founder of the Forum talking about Carbonext, its approach to sustainability and climate change, the projects in the Amazon rainforest, the bio-economy and the participation in the Forum.

Watch the whole interview and understand more about our work and purpose: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e17FbDqAppc

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Amazon Carbon Credits - Five minutes with Carbonext

Source: AgroMais
	
"It's Amazon Time interviewed the forest engineer and CEO of Carbonext, Janaína Dallan, who talked about carbon neutralization."

Our Co-CEO gave an interview on the program It's Amazon Time, from the AgroMais channel and explained how the carbon market works, what carbon credits are, how REDD+ projects are done and how Carbonext operates in the market.

In addition, he talked about the expectations of COP26 and the possible regularization of the global carbon market.

See more at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0c-Q4Qfigo

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It's Amazon Time with Janaína Dallan | AgroMais

Source: LinkedIn
	
CNN interview with our Co-CEO, Janaina Dallan, addressing issues such as the deforestation reduction and methane emission reduction targets announced by Brazil at COP26.

Janaina Dallan was invited, as an expert on the subject, to comment on the pacts that Brazil adhered to at the UN Climate Conference, COP26.

Among the commitments assumed by Brazil are:
- reducing methane emissions by up to 30% by 2030;
- to end deforestation by 2030.

See more at: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/janainadallan_cop26-zerocarbon-carboncredit-activity-6862753910042456064-alYb?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

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Brazil joins an agreement to reduce methane emissions

Source: CBN Belém
	
Gabriel Buzzo, our Area Prospection Manager, participated in the Public Hearing program on CBN Belém radio.

He was one of the guests on the CBN Belém radio program to talk about the carbon market, its characteristics, current situation, and prospects for the future.

See more at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9i5f2NJLmNg

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CBN Belém - Public Hearing

Source: High-Level Climate Champions
	
Our Co-CEOs attended COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland. There, Janaina Dallan participated in the panel "Futures Lab" to talk about carbon removal.

In this panel a future was imagined where, in parallel with rapid reductions, we are removing CO2 from the air on a scale needed to reach zero in an effective, affordable, and equitable way and begin to reverse climate change.

It was worked out in this way, from the future, to be able to identify the big challenges we have to face now to get there.

See more at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GONzeIA08Y

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Marrakech Partnership Futures Lab at COP26: Reimagining Carbon Removals

Source: The Waterline Live
	
Janaina Dallan, our Co-CEO, participated in The Waterline Live - Review 7: Rainforest, Natural Solutions and Carbon Offsets podcast recorded directly from COP 26 and aired on 11/25/2021.

Starting at minute 19:45 we can hear Janaina Dallan talking about what carbon offsets are and the importance of tropical forests for the world's climate.

She also addresses her and Carbonext's role as a developer and manager of forest projects, explains how the monitoring of projects is done and talks about capacity building and training of people to work in this area.

Learn more: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7CG4H7VBUGllHbNdnfBPEv?si=UngTCEyiQS6nMmUJOeOdzA&nd=1

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The Waterline Live - podcast recorded straight from COP 26

Source: Canary Cast
	
Last Canary Cast of 2021 with a very relevant talk for the future of the planet and humanity!

"A pioneer in the carbon credit market, Carbonext has more than 2 million hectares in REDD+ projects in the Amazon and helps FPs and JPs neutralize their carbon footprints. In this episode of Canary Cast, Bruno Capelas and Izabel Galera talk to the co-founders and co-CEOs of Carbonext, Janaina Dallan and Luciano Corrêa da Fonseca, who tell us what it's like to be at the head of the business. For the future, there is one certainty: it needs to be sustainable."

The conversation revolves around subjects such as Carbonext's history, how the regulated and voluntary carbon markets work, the importance of the Amazon biome and Brazil's potential for credit generation.

Learn more: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4C8hLBYyD7w73tJcl8eHTq

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Canary Cast - Carbonext, carbon credit and the future, with Janaina Dallan and Luciano Corrêa da Fonseca

Source: Sylvera
	
The profile of our Co-CEO and founder, Janaína Dallan, was shared as one of the sustainability leaders in honor of International Women's Day and Women's History Month.

"The people we interviewed come from a variety of backgrounds and their areas of expertise and responsibility are equally diverse. We learned a lot from them in these conversations and are excited to follow their progress."

In the interview, Janaína talked about being a sustainability leader, her background, and about Carbonext.

In addition, she points out who is one of her role models in the field and talks about the new generation of women in this career.

Read more: https://www.sylvera.com/blog/iwd-2022-janaina-dallan

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Sylvera - Sustainability Leaders Spotlight

Source: S&P Global - Commodity Insights
	
In November 2021, carbon credit prices based on non-emission in nature surpassed the $10/mtCO2e mark - a level that drives corporate land-use changes that store carbon, helping to slow the process of climate change while increasing profits for farmers and landowners in the Amazon region.

Janaína Dallan and Luciano Corrêa da Fonseca, co-CEOs of Carbonext, gave an interview to S&P Global - Commodity Insights.

Some highlights were:

- Nature-based, non-emission credits driving change in the Amazon.
- Prices allow standing forests to compete with cattle ranching.
- Landowners see increased profits from land use change.

Learn more: https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/market-insights/latest-news/energy-transition/051722-interview-carbon-credit-prices-reach-biting-point-in-brazils-land-sector-carbonext

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Carbon credit prices reach breaking point in Brazil's land sector: Carbonext

Source: TV Senado
	
The Senate may still approve in the first semester the long-awaited and necessary regulation for the carbon market. Senators talk about the economic advantages of the carbon credit market and its importance in the fight against deforestation.

Besides being educational, the report includes interviews with our Co-CEO and experts such as Eugênio Pantoja (director of the Amazon Environmental Research Institute - IPAM), Ariaster Chimelli (economist and professor at USP) and Davi Bontempo (CNI). 

Carbonext is presented as one of the companies that develop carbon projects in the Amazon and Janaina Dallan explains how the projects are developed, how the forest area is protected and the positive impacts for local communities. 

"We do projects for nature-based solutions, that is, projects that protect the forest or that will reforest degraded areas. These are areas that are under threat of deforestation, areas on the soybean frontier, areas that have many legal or illegal logging companies around them, that have roads, that have a constant pressure on the forest and we, with these projects, protect this area. We don't allow burnings, invasions, wood removal and everything that can generate this deforestation to occur, and this deforestation, generally, turns into greenhouse gas emissions". Janaina said.

Watch at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yckEOaQ9kVs

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Senate committee to vote on regulation of the carbon credit market.

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Stay informed about our fight against climate change.

Source: One Planet

Author: Janaina Dallan

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"Those who follow the news in Brazil and around the world have no doubt that the topic of the moment is climate change. But you don't even have to read the newspapers, you just have to pay attention to the flurry of recent events. The 58ºC temperature sensation in Rio de Janeiro, the most severe winter storm in recent times in the US, the worst drought in 500 years in Europe. Global warming is not a conversation about the future, it's about today - and what we can do now to mitigate the damage already established, even if these mechanisms are not perfect.

Last year was the fifth warmest in the planet's history since records have been kept, according to the European climate change service Copernicus. At every climate conference in 2022, we see world leaders trying to reach some agreement that can actively contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Investors around the world have already established their rules and demand effective actions from companies in various sectors in the search for the much talked about "net zero".

The planet is heading towards an energy transition and a change in behavior, that is a fact. But it is also a fact that most of these actions do not generate immediate results, they are initiatives that take time to mature and to really positively impact the planet towards a low carbon economy."

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2023/02/emergencia-climatica-nao-podemos-esperar-a-solucao-perfeita-para-comecar-a-agir.ghtml

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Climate emergency: we can't wait for the perfect solution to start acting

# TERMOS E CONDIÇÕES GERAIS DO SITE – CARBONEXT

Estes Termos e condições aplicam-se ao uso dos serviços oferecidos por CARBONEXT TECNOLOGIA EM SOLUÇÕES AMBIENTAIS LTDA, sociedade limitada, inscrita no CNPJ/ME sob o nº 12.028.178/0001-20, com sede na Rua do Rócio, nº 220, Conj. 21, Vila Olímpia, CEP: 04552-000, na cidade de São Paulo, Estado de São Paulo, denominada “CARBONEXT”. Antes de utilizar quaisquer dos serviços disponibilizados, o usuário afirma ter lido, entendido e aceitado todas as condições estabelecidas nestes Termos e condições da Carbonext (“Termos e Condições”), bem como os Termos e condições gerais do uso do site.

## OBJETO

1.1. O site da CARBONEXT é uma plataforma que consiste na intermediação de transações, oferecendo de forma segura para que pessoas físicas ou jurídicas apurem a quantidade de CO2 emitido por ano, criem uma conta e uma assinatura para neutralizar essas emissões, adquirindo créditos de carbono de entidades profissionais que buscam preservar a natureza e receba informações e notícias sobre o mercado de créditos de carbono.

1.2. Ao utilizar o serviço de recebimento de e-mail de newsletter da CARBONEXT, o usuário está se comprometendo com os seguintes termos e condições indicados abaixo, estando também sujeito a política antispam. A aceitação deste termo é obrigatória para qualquer pessoa física ou jurídica, doravante denominada “USUÁRIO”, que pretenda utilizar os serviços prestado pela CARBONEXT, doravante denominado “SERVIÇO”, bem como de todas as demais políticas e princípios que o regem. 

1.3. A CARBONEXT reserva-se o direito de atualizar e alterar os Termos e Condições de tempos em tempos, qualquer recurso que aumente ou melhore o serviço atual, incluindo o lançamento de novas ferramentas e recursos, estarão sujeitas aos Termos de Uso.

## REGRAS DE USO

2.1. Através da autorização de recebimento de newsletter da CARBONEXT, o USUÁRIO passará a receber via e-mail boletim de notícias contendo informações selecionadas sobre o mercado de crédito de carbono aplicadas ao USUÁRIO.
 
2.2. A partir do consentimento fornecido pelo USUÁRIO para o recebimento das newsletter, a CARBONEXT tratará os dados pessoais fornecidos no momento do cadastro inserindo o USUÁRIO em uma lista exclusiva para envio das notícias e atualizações, sem qualquer custo financeiro.

2.3. Ao preencher o cadastro, o USUÁRIO deverá informar uma conta de e-mail válida para o recebimento dos informativos.

2.4. O envio de Newsletter apenas será disponibilizado ao USUÁRIO mediante o prévio e expresso consentimento e tem como finalidade facilitar o recebimento de notícias e atividades realizadas pela CARBONEXT, permitir a fácil divulgação dos seus projetos, conquistas e realizar um contato mais próximo e atualizado com o USUÁRIO.

## LIMITE DE RESPONSABILIDADE

3.1. A CARBONEXT não se responsabiliza perante terceiros pela conduta de qualquer USUÁRIO da plataforma online e off-line.

3.2. A CARBONEXT não se responsabiliza por quaisquer problemas ou anomalias relacionadas à hardware e software causados por problemas técnicos na internet, no local de acesso, no desconhecimento para operação da plataforma ou, ainda, resultante da interferência indevida de terceiros. Nesse sentido, a CARBONEXT não se responsabiliza por quaisquer danos ou prejuízos eventualmente causados a usuários ou terceiros.

3.3. A CARBONEXT não garante que os serviços, funcionalidades, conteúdos, aplicações e demais elementos da plataforma atenderão as necessidades, expectativas e demandas do USUÁRIO, estando a sua responsabilidade limitada à disponibilização do serviço e conteúdo em circunstâncias suficientes para a fruição.

3.4. A CARBONEXT não será responsável pelo pagamento de danos indiretos, consequentes ou emergentes, bem como, mas sem se limitar a lucros cessantes, vendas ou receitas.

## LGPD E CONFIDENCIALIDADE

4.1. Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais: As Partes comprometem-se a cumprir integralmente os requisitos da presente Cláusula e da legislação de privacidade e de proteção de dados aplicável no Brasil, incluindo, mas não se limitando à Lei 13.709/2018 (“LGPD”).

4.2. O USUÁRIO, na posição de titular dos dados pessoais cadastrados, reconhece, que forneceu à CARBONEXT consentimento livre, expresso e informado para o tratamento de seus Dados Pessoais visando o recebimento de newsletter pelo site da CARBONEXT.

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4.4. O USUÁRIO se declara ciente de que a CARBONEXT poderá compartilhar os dados pessoais coletados e informados com terceiros, nas seguintes situações: (i) com outras empresas de auditoria para fins de auditoria legal; (ii) para proteger seus interesses em qualquer conflito, incluindo demandas judiciais; (iii) mediante ordem judicial ou por requerimento de autoridades administrativas que detenham competência legal para sua requisição.

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4.5. Ao aceitar os termos do presente contrato, o USUÁRIO manifesta seu consentimento livre, expresso e informado com relação aos mecanismos de guarda, armazenamento e demais formas de tratamento dos dados pessoais coletadas pela CARBONEXT, conforme aplicável de acordo com a Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (Lei nº 13.709/2018).

4.6. Como usuário da Plataforma, o USUÁRIO e caso seja pessoa jurídica, seus colaboradores, representantes e parceiros terão que manter estrita confidencialidade a respeito de todas as instruções, determinações e informações que vier a receber ou ter acesso em razão da relação com a CARBONEXT. A obrigação de confidencialidade persistirá mesmo após o término da assinatura. Se essa obrigação for descumprida, você deverá indenizar todos os danos patrimoniais e extrapatrimoniais causados à CARBONEXT.

## DISPOSIÇÕES GERAIS

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5.2. Ao se cadastrar na Plataforma, o USUÁRIO também concorda que quaisquer avisos, contratos, divulgações ou outras comunicações que lhe forem enviadas pela CARBONEXT eletronicamente, satisfazem os requisitos legais de comunicação.

5.3. A CARBONEXT reserva para si o direito de alterar, suspender, cancelar, encerrar ou modificar, a qualquer tempo, no todo ou em parte, em caráter temporário ou definitivo, características, itens, funcionalidades, utilidades de aplicação, produtos, conteúdos e/ou formas de acesso oferecidas aos usuários da Plataforma.

5.4. A CARBONEXT, sempre que possível, mas não obrigatoriamente, desde que dentro da legislação aplicável, informará ao USUÁRIO sobre mudanças neste Termo e nas condições aqui previstas e em sua Política de Privacidade.  As versões mais atualizadas estarão disponíveis no Website da CARBONEXT e poderá ser requerido ao USUÁRIO que aceite novamente e eletronicamente os novos termos e condições. As alterações a este Termo de Aceite que importem em ônus financeiro serão feitas mediante comunicação prévia, com pelo menos 30 (trinta) dias de antecedência.

5.5. O USUÁRIO deverá ter 18 (dezoito) anos ou ser capaz civilmente, ou estar de posse de autorização legal dos pais ou de tutores, e plenamente capaz de consentir com os termos, condições, obrigações, afirmações, representações e garantias descritas neste Termo de Aceite e documentos incorporados.

## PROPRIEDADE INTELECTUAL

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6.2. A CARBONEXT é a proprietária ou licenciada de todo o conteúdo, bem como é respectivamente titular ou licenciada de todos os direitos relacionados aos serviços da plataforma são protegidos pela legislação de direitos autorais e outros direitos de propriedade intelectual. Neste sentido, e conforme descrito acima, o USUÁRIO não poderá:

- reproduzir, copiar, utilizar, executar, criar trabalhos derivados, republicar, fazer upload, editar, enviar, alterar, transmitir ou distribuir, por qualquer meio que seja, quaisquer partes da plataforma, marcas, materiais, entre outros, de titularidade da CARBONEXT, sem a autorização prévia por escrito desta;
- remover ou alterar avisos de propriedade intelectual contidos em ou fornecidos por meio da plataforma.

## DISPOSIÇÕES FINAIS

7.1. Este Termo será regido e interpretado de acordo com a legislação do Brasil.

7.2. As Partes elegem o Foro da Comarca de São Paulo/SP, como o único competente para dirimir quaisquer pleitos oriundos do presente Contrato, com expressa e irretratável renúncia a qualquer outro, por mais privilegiado que seja ou venha a sê-lo.

7.3. Se qualquer disposição ou disposições deste Termo de uso forem consideradas inválidas, ilegais ou não aplicáveis, a validade, legalidade e aplicabilidade das demais disposições devem permanecer em pleno vigor.

7.4. A renúncia a qualquer termo deste Termo de Aceite não será considerada renúncia adicional ou contínua a esse ou a qualquer outro termo, e a omissão por parte da CARBONEXT quanto a qualquer direito ou cláusula de acordo com este Termo não constituirá renúncia ou novação a tal direito ou cláusula.

7.5. E, por estarem justas e contratadas, as Partes através de seus representantes legais, assinam o presente Acordo digitalmente. O aceite dado pelo USUÁRIO aos temos do presente instrumento valerá como assinatura. 






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Os prós e os contras dos projetos REDD+ Jurisdicional e porque o Brasil está no centro da discussão

Source: One Planet

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"There were many commitments and promises, many numbers and goals. Now it's time to roll up our sleeves and start concrete action plans that are commensurate with climate urgency." Article by Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"It has been a decisive two weeks for the future of the Planet. Negotiators and leaders from almost 200 countries debated the central theme of COP 26: what to do to reverse climate change that affects everyone's lives?

We started the COP with several commitments signed that included Brazil: methane reduction by 30% by 2030, zero deforestation by 2030 and several countries committed to increase their climate ambition, bringing a climate of optimism in the Blue Zone, Green Zone and Pink Zone."

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2021/11/reflexoes-sobre-a-cop26.ghtml

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Reflections on COP26

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaína Dallan

Image: Getty Images	

	
"Simple habits interfere with the amount of greenhouse gases related to the lifestyle we lead." Article by Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"We are still impacted by all the issues discussed at COP 26. Precisely because of this, it is fundamental to take advantage of this moment to reflect on the role of each one of us in this global context, of concern for the planet and for future generations. But how can we do our part to reduce our carbon footprint?"

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2021/11/como-reduzir-sua-pegada-de-carbono.ghtml

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How to reduce your carbon footprint

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"The voluntary carbon credit market can be a great ally for companies that want to measure and mitigate their impacts on the climate." Article by Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"I received some questions from readers wanting to understand a little more about how companies can be protagonists in the discussions about low carbon economy. Faced with a voluntary carbon market, I would say that private initiative is fundamental in the process of encouraging the financing of new, less polluting technologies, contributing to the country's decarbonization goals."

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2021/11/e-qual-o-papel-da-iniciativa-privada-no-contexto-das-mudancas-climaticas.ghtml

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And what is the role of private enterprise in the context of climate change?

Source: One Planet

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"Many work on the front lines in the fight against global warming, for the preservation of nature and biodiversity, for a more sustainable planet for future generations. And you, what do you think about this? These are some of the goals behind the emerging market of so-called "green jobs". Emerging and booming." By Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"Green jobs are those aligned to the bioeconomy. They have a defined purpose and demand broad technical knowledge. In this strand are activities that produce or provide services in agricultural, industrial, transportation, energy, food, sanitation, construction, and even those that provide environmental responsibility services - but always with a focus on reducing carbon emissions released into the atmosphere.

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/01/empregos-verdes-conexoes-pelo-futuro-do-planeta.ghtml

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Green Jobs: Connections for the Future of the Planet

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"PL provides for a Brazilian Emissions Trading System and a National Registration System for Emissions Reductions and Offsets, bringing greater security and transparency." By Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"With the return of legislative activities in Brasilia in this new year, one of the main projects to help in the fight against climate change in Brazil enters the agenda: the PL 528, now being processed as an appendix to PL 2.148/2015. The bill deals with the regulation of the carbon credit market in the country and involves many expectations, both from public agencies and civil society. More than that, the document written by four hands has much to contribute to the development of the sector."

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/02/mercado-de-carbono-e-tempo-de-regulamentar.ghtml

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Carbon Market: it's time to regulate

Source: epbr

Author: Janaína Dallan

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The Amazon - a rich ecosystem that is crying out for help. Article by Janaina Dallan, our Co-CEO, for epbr.

"It is much more than a splendid collection of thousand-year-old trees. It is the greatest biodiversity on the globe, with some 60,000 species of plants and animals - a rich ecosystem that is crying out for help."

Read more: https://epbr.com.br/salvar-a-amazonia-esta-ao-alcance-de-todos/

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Saving the Amazon is within everyone's reach

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"Basis of life on Earth, carbon can compromise our survival on the planet. The so-called "carbon credits" are in the media, in political and scientific debates, and in our conversations among friends. But what are they and how can they help us in this scenario?

A carbon credit represents the "non-emission" or the sequestration of one ton of carbon in the atmosphere. It is a financial incentive for activities and technologies that emit less than the ones used today, or that remove carbon from the atmosphere. We know that not only industries or related activities, but all our daily actions emit carbon into the atmosphere, from the simplest, such as eating a snack or taking the car to the market, to flying to a business meeting. The release of carbon equivalent, via pollutant gases like carbon dioxide and methane, contributes to the greenhouse effect, altering atmospheric temperature and favoring climate change."

Read more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2021/10/afinal-o-que-e-esse-tal-credito-de-carbono.ghtml

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After all, what is this carbon credit?

Source: Valor Econômico

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"It is necessary to unite the planet now with practical actions and decisions for change". Article by Janaina Dallan for Valor Econômico.

Read more: https://valor.globo.com/opiniao/artigo/o-que-a-cupula-climatica-pode-fazer-pelo-brasil.ghtml

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What can the Climate Summit do for Brazil?

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"Most of the Amazon Rainforest is on Brazilian soil, so we have the responsibility to think of projects that fight for its preservation" Article by Janaína Dallan for One Planet.

"Protecting the Amazon Rainforest should be a life purpose. I say this not only as a forest engineer, but taking into consideration the biodiversity that lives there, thinking about the future of the planet.

Brazil is today at the center of the environmental discussions in the world. There is, in the Amazon Forest, an arc of destruction that threatens 100 million hectares. We are talking about an area equivalent to more than 5,200,000 Maracanã stadiums. A process of desertification is underway, where more than 17% of the original local cover has already been cut down."

Read more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2021/10/redd-por-que-os-creditos-de-carbono-florestais-sao-mais-sexy.ghtml

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REDD+: why forest carbon credits are sexier?

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"In this column, I indicate four themes that can help Brazil to stand out in the environmental scenario. They are subjects that dialogue with the preservation of biodiversity, climate change, and the development of a bioeconomy." Article by Janaína Dallan for One Planet.

Janaina addresses four main issues that can help Brazil stand out in the environmental scenario, they are:
- Deforestation in the Amazon;
- Positioning on climate discussions;
- Bio-economy;
- Sanitation;

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2021/10/temas-ambientais-em-que-o-brasil-regrediu-nos-ultimos-anos.ghtml

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Environmental issues in which Brazil has regressed in recent years

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"To avoid failure, we need concrete actions and serious commitments made by all leaders involved. Before it's too late" Article by Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"The 26th United Nations Conference of the Parties, known as COP26, will be held in Glasgow, Scotland. Its goal is to bring together the world's top leaders to debate how we can join forces to address the climate crisis. The agenda in itself is already a win-win, as countries sit together on behalf of a global concern: the environment and the future of the planet."

Read more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2021/10/5-aspectos-que-voce-precisa-saber-sobre-a-cop-26.ghtml

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5 things you need to know about COP 26

Source: One Planet

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"Agreements to zero deforestation, divest from fossil sources and tackle methane were highlights" Article by Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"The first week of the World Climate Conference, COP 26, brought together leaders and proposed changes to alter the current global warming scenario. Check out issues that caught the attention."

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2021/11/reflexoes-da-primeira-semana-de-cop26-direto-de-glasgow.ghtml

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Reflections from the first week of COP26 - direct from Glasgow

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaína Dallan

Image: Getty Images	

	
"Expectation for Brazil's participation in COP26 can be summarized in 4 aspects" Article by Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

The 4 aspects that Janaina addresses in this article are:

- Resumption of protagonism in the discussions:
- Clear policies to reduce emissions:
- An advocate for Article 6;
- The fight for everyone's awareness.

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2021/11/o-que-esperar-do-brasil-no-encontro-mundial-de-lideres.ghtml

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What to expect from Brazil at the world leaders' meeting

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"All initiatives to develop the carbon credit market are welcome. All over the world, thousands of extremely skilled people work to strengthen projects and finally bring practical solutions to the fight against climate change. It is in this light that we look at Jurisdictional REDD+ projects."

"As is well known, REDD+ projects prevent greenhouse gas emissions by safeguarding forests and preserving standing trees. The big difference with jurisdictional is the input of public authorities in their development. That would be the big X of the question and that brings in itself many doubts and considerations."

Read more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/03/os-pros-e-os-contras-dos-projetos-redd-jurisdicional-e-porque-o-brasil-esta-no-centro-da-discussao.ghtml

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The pros and cons of Jurisdictional REDD+ projects and why Brazil is at the center of the discussion

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"In conversation with the column, former BNDES president says carbon market can facilitate transition to zero-carbon economy around the world" By Janaína Dallan for Um só Planeta.

"An advocate of the carbon credit market and Amazon forest preservation agendas, Joaquim Levy understands the importance of consistent policies and the connection between business and the planet's sustainable future. An engineer by training, he was president of the BNDES and secretary of the National Treasury. Today, he is director of Economic Strategy and Market Relations at Banco Safra, keeping an eye on decarbonization projects in Brazil and around the world. In this conversation, he relates his thoughts on the potential of REDD+ projects, how they impact local populations, and signals what to expect from COP 27, as well as on the PL for regulating the market - currently in Congress."

Read more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/04/joaquim-levy-melhor-tecnologia-de-captura-de-carbono-que-existe-sao-as-arvores-no-brasil.ghtml

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Joaquim Levy: the best carbon capture technology that exists is trees in Brazil

Source: One Planet

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"Brazil's natural heritage is an important currency on the global stage, so we need to be protagonists in the transition to a low-carbon and regenerative economy" By Janaína Dallan for One Planet.

"The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the UN body that assesses climate change was clear: either we act against global warming now or we will be on a fast track to climate disaster with major coastal cities under water, heat waves and unprecedented drought periods, and storms affecting populations and agricultural crops. The good news is that the IPCC also shows us that we already know the strategies and have the main tools to reverse this scenario, which is very worrying for us in Brazil, because of our Amazon Forest, rich in biodiversity and able to generate carbon credit for its preservation."

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/05/nao-queremos-mas-noticias.ghtml

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We don't want bad news

Source: One Planet

Author: Janaina Dallan

Image: Rogério Assis - Greenpeace

	
"I talked to the CEO of Verra, one of the most important certifiers in the carbon credit market in the world, about issues that need to advance in the Brazilian agenda." By Janaína Dallan for One Planet.

"The CEO of Verra, David Antonioli, is at the head of one of the most important certifiers of the carbon credit market in the world. With a degree in Sociology and a Master's in Public Policy, he is now a renowned specialist in climate change.

Always open to dialogue, he leaves Verra's doors open for the exchange of ideas. We were recently together in his office in Washington DC to discuss the REDD+ projects in the Brazilian Amazon, the areas at risk of deforestation and the national legislation on the subject for certification of quality credits. In this conversation of ours in February, we talked about the cooperation between Aliança Brasil NBS and the institution, especially for the observation of points on REDD+ methodologies and jurisdictional REDD+, as well as initiatives that local companies can adopt to expand the efficiency of what is already done today, observing the different realities we encounter."

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/06/david-antonioli-salvar-florestas-hoje-significa-que-temos-que-plantar-menos-arvores-no-futuro.ghtml

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David Antonioli: Saving forests today means we have to plant fewer trees in the future

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaina Dallan

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"New York will host a week of global discussion on climate change. Brazil will be debated in at least five panels, and it is important that Brazilians give voice to the solutions we have already delivered and those we can deliver." By Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"This month, New York City will host one of the world's main forums for discussion about climate change and the measures we have to adopt to avoid the most harmful effects of global warming, which already impact the economy and food security of everyone on the planet. Climate Week takes place from September 19 to 25, with important panels on the measures to ensure an efficient technological transition to clean energy matrices and the actions to be taken for the efficient sequestration of carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere."

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/09/nova-york-discute-o-clima-e-o-brasil-precisa-falar.ghtml

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New York discusses climate, and Brazil needs to talk

Source: One Planet

Author: Janaina Dallan

Image: Jan Huber/Unplash

	
"As parts of the tree, companies are invited to make their energy transition and strengthen initiatives that reduce or mitigate emissions." By Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"The world has never been such a collective place as it is now. People and companies share actions, share spaces, and interact with public policies on a global scale, so the impacts of these relationships need to be efficient for everyone, since they are also connected. Society can be seen as a single big tree, which has to perform all its functions in a harmonious way to ensure sustainable growth and a long-lasting existence."

Read more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/07/transicao-energetica-e-o-futuro-como-uma-grande-arvore.ghtml

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Energy Transition and the Future as a Big Tree

Source: One Planet

Author: Janaina Dallan

Image: Getty Images

	
"To reach the 1.5º C climate change target, more than ensuring everyone's awareness, everyone needs to know what to do and how to do it." By Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"One of the most important discussions to ensure the credibility of carbon credits began in July and will continue until the end of next month. The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM), an independent, international governance entity, opened a public internet consultation to define fundamental principles and quality standards for carbon credits used for greenhouse gas neutralization in the global market."

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/08/por-um-mercado-de-carbono-cada-vez-mais-confiavel.ghtml

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For an increasingly reliable carbon market

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaina Dallan

Image: Getty Images

	
"International carbon market has given increasingly clear signals about what kind of carbon credit it intends to finance, and to meet this demand, companies need to develop robust governance and transparency actions." By Janaina Dallan in One Planet.

"At a time when Brazil is experiencing record-breaking deforestation rates in the Amazon, the carbon credit market has been able to enable unprecedented forest preservation projects in the country, with millions of hectares of native areas being monitored thanks to resources obtained from credit-generating projects. But the development of this sector is hindered by the fact that the Amazon is still a very hostile environment for business, where there is a lack of inspection by the authorities and confidence in the land ownership registries. The viability of the market requires a transformation of this environment, and the private sector has an important role in this transformation.

Learn more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/10/o-ambiente-de-negocios-para-a-preservacao-ambiental.ghtml

The business environment for environmental preservation

Source: Um Só Planeta

Author: Janaina Dallan

Image: Getty Images

	
"The lackluster discussions on the international carbon market created some discomfort for participants at the Egypt COP." By Janaina Dallan for One Planet.

"A few weeks after the conclusion of COP27, much of the discussions taken to Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, remain intact. With no major pragmatic commitments made by world leaders, the consensus is that the "COP of implementation" may not have implemented all that much. There was also a rehearsal of possible G20 countries giving up on keeping the warming target at 1.5ºC - an attempt that was not taken forward, however, amid public pressure and resistance from countries most vulnerable to the climate crisis."

Read more: https://umsoplaneta.globo.com/opiniao/colunas-e-blogs/janaina-dallan/post/2022/12/as-incipientes-implementacoes-da-cop27-e-o-mercado-internacional-de-carbono.ghtml

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The incipient implementations of COP27 and the international carbon market

Source: Estadão

Author: Janaína Dallan

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"Beyond public policies, companies can also protect the Amazon Rainforest." Analysis by Janaina Dallan, our Co-CEO, for Estadão.

"There is an arc of destruction that threatens 100 million hectares of the Amazon Rainforest now. About 10 million hectares are protected from deforestation, driven by the voluntary carbon market. During the climate summit on Thursday, 22, President Jair Bolsonaro made two important announcements, but Brazil will need to change its stance and firmly and efficiently execute what it promises: to be zero carbon by 2050 and to end illegal deforestation still in this decade, in 2030. These two initiatives, by the way, are - or should be - closely linked, especially when we have just broken a deforestation record, last March, according to PRODES data."

Read more: https://www.estadao.com.br/internacional/pos-cupula-climatica-brasil-precisara-chegar-a-cop26-com-solucoes-mais-contundentes-leia-a-analise/

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Post Climate Summit, read our Co-CEO's analysis

Based on the public information we had access to, this is a broad investigation by the Federal Police and the Federal Prosecution Service, on a fraudulent scheme within notary offices and official bodies of the federal and state governments, also involving landowners, all in the state of Amazonas.

The illegalities investigated include the issuance of official documents certifying ownership of areas, as well as licenses for livestock and logging activities.

The investigation involves several landowners in the region, including 3 of the 55 landowners for whom Carbonext provided carbon credit project development services.

When Carbonext develops a carbon project, it carries out land due diligence on the properties on which the projects will be developed.

For these steps, it uses documents issued by official bodies that are presented to the company by the owners of the areas, as is done with the vast majority of transactions involving properties, such as rental contracts and leases.

Therefore, Carbonext's responsibility is restricted to checking documents that have public faith, in addition to activities linked to the carbon project: preparing carbon project reports, registering the project and marketing the credits generated.

Carbonext was not involved in Operation Greenwashing. Upon learning of the operation through the media, it contacted the authorities to support the investigations.

Carbonext has already notified the owners of areas involved of the termination of contracts, based on the Compliance terms. We are evaluating appropriate legal measures.

We understand that police and Federal Prosecution Service investigations can contribute to improving the business environment in the Amazon Region. Therefore, Carbonext applauds the actions of the authorities.

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About Operation Greenwashing

We at Carbonext are proud to have always upheld best practices and complied with the highest global standards of socio-environmental and corporate integrity in all our activities.
Integrity, after all, is the backbone of the concept of carbon credits, of which we are among the pioneers in Brazil.
Integrity means that the certification of forest assets is carried out on an auditable basis, in accordance with international standards. In other words, the environmental compensation for carbon emissions actually corresponds to living, standing trees. Real ones.
But integrity is much more than that. Integrity is the guarantee that a substantial part of the resources arising from the environmental bond will be applied directly to protecting the forest and benefiting the communities that live there.
Carbon credit is much more than an economic activity, therefore. It is an ambitious and at the same time feasible economic solution inspired by the clean development mechanism, launched by the Kyoto Protocol (1997), to ensure conservation, sustainability, the environment, and contribute effectively to the solution of social problems in the Amazon, fight climate change and save the planet.
For all of those reasons, Carbonext has always supported initiatives aimed at combating illegality and deforestation, and publicly praises the recent actions taken by public authorities to repress and eliminate all forms of fraud or criminal activities that threaten to corrupt the carbon credit chain.
Our stance has always been, is and will be in defense of total transparency and full compliance with legal obligations. Law and ethics are our greatest allies. Our business depends on the public faith of documents issued by official bodies. For us, the State has a crucial and irreplaceable role.
Amazon carbon credits mean wealth designed to overcome the false dilemma between development and sustainability.
While undertaking the energy transition, companies need to offset their indirect emissions (called Scope 3). The environmental asset of the largest tropical forest in the world is an incomparable difference. This is a unique opportunity that Brazil cannot waste. To achieve this, law and order must prevail in the Amazon territory.
We, at Carbonext, have always been inspired by the greatness of a mission that is to protect the Amazon and the future. For this reason, we would and will never tolerate lesser interests or visions interfering in something much bigger than us: life on the planet.

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