Environment

Symbolic vote: the parties reach an agreement and the result is announced without recording each deputy's vote. Only in the bills with each deputy's vote can you see how each one voted.

• The bill approves the text of an international agreement linked to the 15th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals.
• The bill changes Law No. 9.605/1998 to treat as a crime the trade of ornamental fish and the sale, export, purchase and keeping of wild animals, when done on a permanent and large-scale basis.
• Creates the National Policy to Encourage Sustainable Production and Consumption.
• Sets principles and guidelines for public policies that guarantee, with absolute priority, the right of children and adolescents to Nature.
• The bill provides for the seat of the federal government to be temporarily moved to Belém, in Pará.
• Creates the National Policy for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of the Brazilian Marine Biome (PNCMar).
• The bill changes the Brazilian Aeronautics Code (Law 7.565/1986) and Law 7.957/1989.
• The bill creates the National Day for Climate Action.
• Creates the Brazilian Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading System (SBCE).
• Changes article 166 of the Constitution and creates article 138 in the Transitional Constitutional Provisions Act.
• The bill changes the description of an item in Annex VIII of Law No. 6.938/1981 to remove forestry (growing of forests) from the list of activities considered potentially polluting and users of…
• The bill deals with low-carbon sustainable mobility and with the capture and storage of carbon dioxide underground.
• The bill deals with the rules for using energy potential in maritime areas (offshore), such as generating electricity from wind at sea.
• The bill creates the National Policy on Agroecology and Organic Production.
• The bill changes the Brazilian Traffic Code to provide for revoking the driver's license (CNH) of anyone who abandons an animal on the street.
• Releases an extraordinary credit of R$ 337,483,432.00 to the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change.
• The bill amends Law No. 14.260/2021 to make incentives for the recycling industry permanent.
• The bill changes the boundaries of the Jamanxim National Forest and creates the Jamanxim Environmental Protection Area, in the municipality of Novo Progresso, in Pará.
• The bill changes Law No. 9.605 of 1998 to regulate how precautionary administrative measures (taken preventively, before the final decision) can be applied.
• Creates the National Policy on Critical and Strategic Minerals and the Committee on Critical and Strategic Minerals, linked to the National Council for Mineral Policy.
• The bill deals with measures to guarantee the safe movement of wild animals across the national territory.
• The bill changes the law that created the National Solid Waste Policy (Law 12.305 of 2010).
• The bill creates rules to control the origin, purchase, sale and transport of gold in the country.
• The bill changes the law that deals with transfers of federal funds for actions against disasters and with the National Fund for Public Calamities, Civil Protection and Defense.
• The bill covers the mapping, organization and publication of data on the impacts of the climate crisis on the lives of girls and women living in Brazil.
• The provisional measure creates special environmental licensing, aimed at activities and projects considered strategic.
• Approves the text of a protocol, adopted in 1992, to an international convention on civil liability for oil pollution damage.
• The bill approves the text of the Escazú Agreement, an agreement among countries of Latin America and the Caribbean on access to information, public participation and access to justice in…
• The bill amends the CLT to give the Cipa, the committee for preventing accidents and harassment in companies, the duty to promote climate education.
• The bill creates the National Program for Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure (PNISR) and the Infrastructure Sustainability and Resilience Seal.
• The bill changes three existing laws (No. 7.797/1989, No. 9.795/1999 and No. 12.187/2009) to include provision for education on responding to climate disasters.
• The bill changes article 55 of Law No. 9.605/1998 (Environmental Crimes Law) to create situations in which the penalty is increased.
• The bill creates the Special Program for Chemical Industry Sustainability (PRESIQ).
• The bill creates the National Policy for Preventing River Siltation, which is the buildup of soil and sand on riverbeds.
• The bill approves the text of an international agreement, signed by Brazil on September 21, 2023, under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
• The bill deals with the use, conservation, protection and recovery of the Pantanal biome.
• Changes the law on the National Family Farming Policy (Law 11.326/2006) and the law on the Program to Promote Rural Productive Activities (Law 12.512/2011).
• Approves the agreement between the Brazilian Government and the Secretariat of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, called the COP30 Host Country Agreement.
• Changes Law No. 11.794/2008 to ban the use of animals in teaching, research and laboratory tests with substances for developing cosmetics for human use.
• Changes the Environmental Crimes Law and the Forest Code.
• The bill changes the law that sets the national rules for basic sanitation (Law No. 11.445/2007).
• The bill deals with the voluntary certification of the so-called "Green Lithium", that is, a seal that is not mandatory.
• Establishes general rules for the protection of animals in disaster situations.
• Creates the National Policy for Visitation to Conservation Units (protected natural areas) and deals with the rules for visiting these places.
• The bill changes the boundaries of the Serra do Itajaí National Park, a conservation unit located in the municipality of Botuverá, in Santa Catarina.
• The bill changes the law that created the National Solid Waste Policy (Law No. 12.305/2010) to deal with the ban on importing solid waste, that is, garbage and discarded materials coming from other…
• Authorizes the federal government to transfer money for renovations in public basic education schools in Rio Grande do Sul.
• Creates the Low-Carbon Hydrogen Development Program (PHBC).
• The bill sets general guidelines for drawing up climate change adaptation plans.
• The bill exempts furniture and so-called white goods appliances from the Tax on Industrialized Products (IPI).
• The bill deals with the air transport of pets on domestic flights, that is, within Brazil.
• Recognizes the state of public calamity in part of the national territory, to address the consequences of climate events in Rio Grande do Sul.
• Changes the law that created the National Policy to Combat Desertification and Mitigate the Effects of Drought.
• The bill establishes the Energy Transition Acceleration Program (Paten).
• The bill amends two laws (12.608/2012 and 12.340/2010) to improve the ways of preventing accidents and disasters and of recovering the affected areas.
• Officially recognizes the state of public calamity in Rio Grande do Sul because of intense rains.
• The bill defines zoophilia as a crime, treating it as a form of animal abuse.
• The bill changes Laws 12.340/2010 and 9.605/1998 to send part of the money from fines for environmental crimes and infractions to the National Fund for Public Calamities, Civil Protection and…
• The bill defines obligations of the company responsible for an accident or disaster.
• Provisional measure that changes three laws: the one on managing public forests for sustainable production, the one that created the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation and the one…
• Changes the law on the protection of native vegetation (Law No. 12.651/2012), to set deadlines and conditions for joining the Environmental Regularization Program (PRA).
• The bill changes Law No. 12.340 of 2010, with the aim of making the Civil Protection and Defense Contingency Plan more effective.
• The bill requires pet shops, veterinary clinics and similar establishments to put up posters that make animal adoption easier and encourage it.