Brazil concerned by US policy rollbacks

BRASILIA. – The environmental policy rollbacks announced by US President Donald Trump during his inaugural address have raised global concerns, chief of staff of the Brazilian presidency Rui Costa has said.

Speaking on the “Good morning, Minister” radio program produced by the Brazilian Communication Company, Costa expressed hope that these policies might not be fully implemented due to the significant autonomy and legal power of US states.

“Humanity is calling for the protection of nature.

“While the vast majority of people desire environmental preservation, some leaders have been elected who do not see this as a priority, relegating it to the background,” he said.

Costa criticised Trump’s announcement of the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, a global pact aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

“This decision is concerning, not just for the Brazilian government but for all of humanity.

“It is futile for one country to act alone in reducing emissions. What is needed is a collective effort is essential to cleaning up the planet,” he added. – Xinhua

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