Last Friday, 20 March, IESP-UERJ hosted the defence of the doctoral thesis by Mariana Castro, a collaborator at the Observatory and a researcher at LABMUNDO.
On the 18th of March, a Wednesday, the National Secretariat for Climate Change of the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, in partnership with Ibama, is hosting the launch ceremony for the ‘Update of the Mapping of Brazilian Mangroves’, a project that includes NEMA/UERJ and the OIMC.
Last Tuesday, 10 March, the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden Museum invited Prof. Mário L. G. Soares to speak at the Biodiversity Forum. The coordinator of NEMA/UERJ and member of the OIMC Strategic Group gave a lecture on the topic ‘Brazilian Mangroves: a meeting of waters, knowledge and a source of life’.
On March 13, 2026, Friday, the Observatory will host the seminar ‘Geopolitics of Climate, AI, and China-Latin America Relations’ as part of the IESP-UERJ 2026.1 Lecture Series.
During the first semester of 2026, Prof. Carlos R. S. Milani teaches the course Environmental and Climate Policy in Brazil, a subject common to both the IESP-UERJ Political Science graduate program and the UERJ Environment graduate program.
Last Thursday, 11 December, the Observatory met for the last time in 2025 to promote the seminar ‘The Future After COP30’ at our headquarters at the Institute of Social and Political Studies.
On 10 and 11 November, the Observatory, in partnership with the Graduate Program in International Relations, promoted a Simulation of the COP30 Negotiations at the Maracanã campus of the University of the State of Rio de Janeiro.
On 11 December, the Observatory concludes its schedule of academic events for 2025 by promoting, at IESP-UERJ, the seminar ‘The Future After COP30’ and the release of books published by our team over the year.
Next Friday, 14 November, during COP30 in Belém (PA), the Centre for Advanced Amazonian Studies at the Federal University of Pará will host the Observatory and the Climate Social Sciences Network to promote the seminar ‘Climate Obstruction: A Global Assessment’ at the UFPA Guamá campus.