Carlos Nobre (scientist)
brazilian climate scientist
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The Amazon has to be very prepared from now through the beginning of 2027, at least up to March, because this El Niño is very likely to induce a severe drought.”
- Carlos Nobre, a professor at the University of São Paulo and one of Brazil’s leading climate scientists, saidGuardiantheguardian.com/environment/20…
Without a doubt, there is no justification whatsoever for any new exploration of fossil fuels,
- the Brazilian scientist Carlos Nobre, a former member of the U.N.'s climate advisory panel, told AFP in Santa MartaJapan Todayjapantoday.com/category/world…
- the Brazilian scientist Carlos Nobre, a former member of the UN's climate advisory panel, told AFP in Santa MartaBuenos Aires Timesbatimes.com.ar/news/world…
- Brazilian scientist Carlos Nobre saidDaily Tribunetribune.net.ph/2026/04…
Even if we carried out no new exploration, the amount of fossil fuels -- oil, coal, and natural gas -- that already exists will push temperatures up to two and a half degrees by 2050,
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