Up to 76% of electricity used by the Chilean metro system to operate its lines will begin to use “non-conventional” methods of renewable energy as early as 2018.

The village of Puerto Claver, El Catre, an Afro community in Colombia, is committed to reforesting one of the worst areas degraded by extensive gold mining.

More than 25,000 scientific reports presented a worldwide show that the massive installation of telephone and Wi-Fi antennas could cause damage to human and environmental health.

A Colombian foundation, Fundación Mamona, is working to protect the planet and mitigate the effects of climate change.

A request has been sent to the minister of planning from the environmental minister, Sarney Filho, in regards to the financial funding of Brazil’s forests.

The Nicaraguan authorities of the Territorial Government Rama and Kriol issued a statement denouncing the existence of a cattle ranch of more than two thousand manzanas (nearly 5,000 acres) within the Indio Maíz Biological Reserve.

Every year, Earth Overshoot Day marks the date when humans use up the sustainable allotment of the planet’s natural resources for a one-year period.

This week marks the official start of a long anticipated sanitation project in two highly polluted rivers in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

In order to combat climate change, Latin America must promote public-private partnerships.

Cochabamba, a city in the center of Bolivia, is experiencing an environmental disaster due to the contamination of the Alalay Laguna.