Giant Climate Fest To Host ‘Ending Deforestation’ Panel After Ripping ‘The Hell Out Of Rainforest’
COP30 is expected to hold talks on “ending deforestation” after developers carved a four-lane highway through protected tracts of the Amazon rainforest to facilitate attendees. The massive United Nations climate…


COP30 is expected to hold talks on “ending deforestation” after developers carved a four-lane highway through protected tracts of the Amazon rainforest to facilitate attendees.
The massive United Nations climate conference officially kicked off on Monday in Belém, Brazil, and is scheduled to conclude on Nov. 21. COP30 materials show that the conference will feature a panel on “transforming cattle supply chains — a climate change solution and key to ending deforestation” on Friday.
Critics, including President Donald Trump, have highlighted the irony that Brazil cleared a portion of rainforest to make room for the climate conference. The highway, known as Avenida Liberdade, was delayed several times over environmental objections, but subsequently approved as part of Belém’s broader modernization efforts for COP30, the BBC reported in March.
“They ripped the hell out of the Rainforest of Brazil to build a four lane highway for Environmentalists to travel,” Trump wrote on Truth Social on Sunday. “It’s become a big scandal!”


