The prosperity of the Brazilian agriculture depends on a strong defense of the nation’s biodiversity and such natural resources as the Guarani Aquifer, but these resources are being neglected by the public and sold out by the government.

The racetrack in San Isidro, a neighborhood located in greater Buenos Aires, has been converted into the host of the second annual ExpoBio show, where over 200 entrepreneurs and vendors gathered to showcase new environmentally friendly products.

A recent study by the UN revealed that a striking 3.7 million Mexicans living in poverty and with other socioeconomic disadvantages will be among the most vulnerable to the effects of global warming.

Environmentalists are fighting plans to open a new gold mine at Cerro Quema in Panama’s Los Santos province.

Science Magazine reported that species loss around the world is having a negative impact on global woodlands.

The Moscoso Puello Foundation, named for the esteemed environmentalist, Dr. Rafael Moscoso Puello, includes a robust team of local and international students, scientists and conservationists aimed at protecting the Valle Nuevo in the Dominican Republic.

The installation of more wind and solar projects in the Atacama region in Chile might improve both the local economy and employment prospects for the community.

The Latin-American Water Court accused Mexican President, Enrique Peña Nieto, of negligent and corrupt enforcement of environmental law in the country.

Reoccurring red tides caused by climate change are affecting the Ecuadorian fishing industry and placing many at risk of illness.

A recent study shows an alarming decrease in overall forest canopy and water resources in Nicaragua.