COP30 Summit in the Amazon: Climate Activists Destroy Rainforest for ‘Sustainable’ Event

The hypocrisy surrounding the COP30 climate summit is glaring. In a bid to raise awareness about deforestation, world leaders are building a four-lane highway through the Amazon rainforest to host over 50,000 attendees in Belém, Brazil. While touted as a “sustainable” project, the environmental toll is undeniable. Critics point out the irony of destroying the very ecosystem they claim to protect, all for a high-profile event that could have been held in more suitable locations with existing infrastructure. This development underscores the growing disconnect between climate activism and the real-world impact of such initiatives.