Brazilians are looking for a way to promote the more rational use of resources; and environmental markets might be the way to go.

In a small town in Chile, citizens are fighting back against toxic air pollution created by several industrial companies located in the area.

Every year, thousands of tons of marine plastic debris wash ashore on Utila’s beaches.

What can a nation do to strengthen its environmental agencies? Jimmy Carter, 39th president of the US, set precedent when he ordered the military, CIA, and NASA to follow the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines.

Ricardo Lozano, the Environmental Minister of Colombia, discusses the biggest environmental challenges that the country faces in the coming years.

Chile’s environmental superintendent, Cristián Franz, issued a report on his department’s investigation into a gas leak that occurred between August 21 and 24 in Quintero and Puchancaví, two towns in the province of Valparaíso.

After years of hard work, the town of Tzununá has learned to conserve resources in hopes to save the environment and create opportunity.

Large sections of protected forest have been disappearing near the Darién National Park (DNP) as logging ventures have grown in the area, and the very protectors of those lands have been implicated in their exploitation.

The transition to solar energy in Bolivia is logical and necessary.

In Paraíso, Tabasco, president-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s plans to build a refinery have generated enthusiasm but also uncertainty among residents, as they consider the negative impact the refinery could have on their environment, infrastructure, and tourist industry.