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Brazil's presidency team is working to ensure the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in November endorses multilateralism, climate action, and economic development. The conference faces challenges such as intensifying climate impacts, fragmented geopolitics, ongoing conflicts, trade wars, reduced public funds, and the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement. Brazil aims to counter the effort that denies the economic logic of climate action and focus on implementation, making decisions relevant to people. The country's focus is on making climate action not detrimental to economic growth.