Climate Commitment and International Conservation Day
, during his historic visit to the , emphasized the 's commitment to combating climate change by pledging new financial aid and designating November 17 as International Conservation Day.
Biden's administration announced a series of initiatives, including a finance coalition aimed at generating $10 billion for land restoration projects and a $37.5 million loan to support the planting of native tree species in .
Challenges and Future Projections
The incoming Trump administration poses a significant challenge to U.S. climate policy, with previously expressing skepticism towards climate change and planning to withdraw from the .
Despite potential policy reversals, Biden's visit and declarations reflect a strong stance on climate action, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation and the U.S.'s role in leading global efforts to protect the Amazon and combat climate change.
