After the failure and disappointment of the Conference of Parties (COP 29 Baku, Azerbaijan) to meet the demands of the most vulnerable communities and the significant barriers and constraints of interest within the developed and developing nations.   The small and biodiverse country of South America, Suriname is a leading country in the world in attaining the status of a carbon-negative state. More than 93% of Suriname is covered by substantial tropical rainforests, which absorb more carbon than they produce. Despite economic and geographical realities, Suriname’s commitment to protecting the environment underlines that size does not mathematically equate to a small impact when leading to climate change....