A jornada eleitoral na Odisseia para salvar o planeta | Bom dia fim do mundo

With the World Cup drawing to a close, expectations turn to the election race. In this week's "Good Morning, End of the World," Isabel Seta, Marina Amaral, and Ricardo Terto analyze the prospects for the elections, reminding viewers that the mandates elected now should end in a symbolic year for climate policy: 2030. For those who don't remember, 2030 is a milestone set by scientists for countries to reduce their emissions in order to limit the increase in the planet's temperature to 1.5ºC. This is the level considered safe for the planet to remain habitable – above that, the effects are unpredictable. Therefore, the coming years will be decisive for Brazil and for humanity. Listen now. "Good Morning, End of the World" goes on hiatus starting next week and returns on August 20th. AND MORE: the Trumpet of the semester.