My special report for the Global ESG portal won 1st place in the "Internet" category of the FETPESP Communication Award.

The transportation sector is responsible for more than 22% of global CO2 emissions and is the most dependent on fossil fuels in the world.

One way to reduce emissions is to electrify engines. However, the hazardous waste generated by their batteries and the generation of electricity in a non-renewable way make this a far from ideal solution.

The use of sustainable fuels presents itself as another solution. Brazil has the potential to become the main producer of Green Hydrogen and is already making progress in public policies such as the "Fuel of the Future" law.

However, sustainable mobility does not only involve decarbonizing means of transportation.
We spoke to experts to understand this concept and how the country can move forward. Check it out:

The Global ESG newsroom was already focused on the floods in Rio Grande do Sul when my editor Willian Oliveira told me:
“Do you have galoshes? Get some, because you're going to the South.”

My colleague Bianca Rocha and I spent a week there covering all kinds of stories. We went into flooded streets and exposed ourselves to extreme situations to show the harsh reality of the state during that period.
Check out some of the stories I produced below: