Ship on the Rhine in Bonn. To be cited as: Gonçalves, Verônica Klober. 2026. “The territory of Bonn” CAMAMAZON . Available at: https://camamazon.aber.ac.uk/2026/09/24/the-territory-of-bonn/. Acessed (xx/xx/xxxx). It’s my second time at the June Climate Meetings in Bonn, otherwise known as SB64. It is much quieter and easier than COPs – fewer things happening, fewer people, a smaller READ MORE
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TAFF Part II: The Territory of Santa Marta
Movimento Laudato at the territory of Santa Marta. To be cited as: Gonçalves, Verônica Korber. 2026. “TAFF Part II: The Territory of Santa Marta.” CAMAMAZON. Available at: https://camamazon.aber.ac.uk/2026/09/01/taff-part-ii-the-territory-of-santa-marta/. Accessed (xx/xx/xxxx). This is Part II of some reflections from Santa Marta (first part). In this blog, I try to stay with and in the territory. When I arrived in Santa Marta, the humidity was the first thing that caught my attention. It is a coastal READ MORE
Negotiating the Transition Away from Fossil Fuels
To be cited as: Gonçalves, Verônica Korber. 2026. “Negotiating around transitioning Away from fossil fuels” CAMAMAZON . Available at: https://camamazon.aber.ac.uk/2026/08/24/negotiating-around-transitioning-away-from-fossil-fuels/. Acessed (xx/xx/xxxx). I was in Santa Marta from April 23 to 30, 2026, for the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels, organized by the governments of Colombia and the Netherlands. I came here to READ MORE
Making sense of feeling unrooted and looking for life in Santo André
photo via Prefeitura de Santo André To be cited as: Gonçalves, Verônica Korber. 2026. “Making sense of feeling unrooted and looking for life in Santo André”. CAMAMAZON. Available at: https://camamazon.aber.ac.uk/2026/03/31/making-sense-of-feeling-unrooted-by-looking-for-life-in-santo-andre/ (Acessed xx/xx/xxxx) This is my attempt to react to Cristina’s question about “returning to the forest” and to Hannah’s beautiful text on understanding deterritorialization through READ MORE
Brazil’s upcoming UN climate summit highlights how tricky climate pledges are to keep
One of the walls in the Green Zone the night before COP30 opened.
The negotiation of Just Transition in Brazil and for COP30: Transition to where, and fair for whom?
To be cited as: Gonçalves, Verônica Korber. 2025. “The negotiation of just transition in Brazil and for COP30: Transition to where, and fair for whom?” CAMAMAZON. https://camamazon.aber.ac.uk/2025/09/11/the-negotiation-of-just-transition-in-brazil-transition-to-where-and-fair-for-whom/ (accessed xx/xx/xxxx) Through the CAMAMAZON project, I have been following the federal government’s role in the negotiations and preparations for COP30, which will take place in Brazil. My READ MORE
Youth activist Kimberly Silva describes her perspective and visions on the territories and spaces of climate COPs
Cited as: Gonçalves, Verônica Korber. 2025. “Youth activist Kimberly Silva describes her perspective and visions on the territories and spaces of climate COPs” CAMAMAZON. https://camamazon.aber.ac.uk/2025/08/01/youth-activist-kimberly-silva-describes-her-perspective-and-visions-on-the-territories-and-spaces-of-climate-cops/ On 28 November 2024, we conducted an interview with Kimberly Silva – a biologist, socio-environmental activist and member of Palmares Lab. This is an organisation of Northern and Northeastern Brazilian READ MORE
Between the COPs and Indigenous Peoples: Is There Something to Be Translated?
To be cited as: Gonçalves, Verônica Korber; and Maso, Tchella. 2025. “Between the COPs and Indigenous People: is there something to be translated?” CAMAMAZON. https://camamazon.aber.ac.uk/2025/05/20/between-the-cops-and-indigenous-peoples-is-there-something-to-be-translated/ (accessed xx/xx/xxxx) By Veronica Korber Gonçalves and Tchella Maso There is an expectation of significant Indigenous participation at COP30. The event is being held in the Amazon city of Belém READ MORE