Brazil’s $1 Billion Climate Fund Pledge Masks Risks to Sovereignty and Accountability

At the recent United Nations summit, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced an ambitious $1 billion commitment to the Tropical Forests Forever Fund (TFFF), a new international vehicle aiming to reward countries for forest preservation. While the gesture appears laudable, this initiative raises urgent questions about accountability, national sovereignty, and the real cost of globalist environmental schemes. Is This $1 Billion Investment in Preservation or Control? Brazil positions itself as a climate leader by pledging substantial funds to the TFFF. Yet this fund represents more than mere environmental stewardship—it is a step toward embedding external financial mechanisms that...