Fundo de florestas corre para atrair US$ 3,2 bi at� o fim do ano, mas guerras dificultam

The Tropical Forest Forever Fund (TFFF) is racing to gather $3.2 billion by year-end to hit its $10 billion target, but it has only managed to attract $62.6 million in the seven months since its first investments from countries. This shortfall is partly due to ongoing global conflicts that have diverted attention and resources from environmental initiatives. The fund's success is crucial for protecting tropical forests, which are vital for carbon sequestration and biodiversity. Failing to meet this target could have serious implications for global climate efforts and the health of ecosystems worldwide.