Issue Sep 02-08 2026: The drought affecting Mexico has already inflicted damage on 29, 433 hectares of farmland, impacting 13,138 producers in 24 municipalities, and the lack of water reveals an agricultural problems that transcends climate change.

Issue Sep 02-08 2026: The government recognized territories, authorities, languages, jurisdictions, and knowledge systems that did not come into existence only when they were incorporated into a constitution, law, or decree. They were already there. Indigenous peoples have been active agents of that transformation, not passive recipients of it.

Issue Sep 02-08 2026: Due to the environmental attacks on their national parks, the Dominican Republic government decided to tighten their laws against ecological terrorism.

Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: As Chile celebrates 100 years of protected areas and nature conservancy programs, it is an institutional obligation for officials to evaluate not only what has been done, but what remains to be done.

Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: The National Institute for Research on Glaciers and Mountain Ecosystems (INAIGEM) identified 528 glacial lagoons at risk of overflow in Peru.

Issue Aug 26-Sep 01 2026: As Brazil’s 2026 election approaches, environmental policy has become a more visible part of the presidential debate, but major differences remain between campaign promises and proposed economic policies. Both leading candidates frame natural resources as matters of national sovereignty, while continuing to support development strategies that may conflict with environmental

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: A deadly virus has caused a dramatic decline in an amphibian population in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, raising new concerns about threats to the country’s biodiversity. Researchers found that repeated outbreaks of ranavirus reduced reproduction of the monkey frog by 83% at a conservation reserve in Santa Catarina.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: Peru’s natural vegetation decreased by 3.7 million hectares in 41 years, equivalent to 4% of the area in 1985.

Issue Aug 19-25 2026: Given that August 27 was World Lake Day, a United Nations-sponsored observance aimed at raising awareness of the importance of these ecosystems and the threats that face them, including pollution, climate change, and decreasing water levels, it is a good moment to analyze the problems besetting two of Guatemala’s most important

Issue Aug 12-18 2026: One of the main sources of water to the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa, the Guacerique River dam of Los Laureles, has become a choke point for accumulated residential and construction waste, including plastic bags, cardboard, furniture, and scraps of material used in building projects.