Through satellite images, one can see large areas of the green Amazon rainforest being interrupted by brown airstrips.

On September 20th of 2019, the “Global Week for the Future” was celebrated and served as both a milestone for the environmental movement and a wake-up call against climate change.

Farmers in Oaxaca, Mexico, have started a project to breed coffee trees resistant to “coffee rust,” an illness without cure decimating Mexican coffee production.

The Corporación Autónoma Regional de La Guajira (Corpoguajira, Regional Autonomous Corporation of La Guajira) has announced that 40,000 hectares in La Guajira have become protected areas.

Latin America is now experiencing the calamitous impacts of climate change as water shortages and food insecurity have an impact on human life in the region, and according to a World Meteorological Organization (WMO) report, “It will only get worse.”

During Colombiamoda, one of Colombia’s most significant fashion events, designers called upon their peers to protect the country’s forests and to make their collections from sustainable materials.

Because Cusco is home to one of the seven wonders of the world, the Municipality of Cusco decided to apply to a contest organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea to be the beneficiary of a project that encourages the handling and management of solid waste.

Residents of José Ignacio have requested that the 5.6-million-dollar project of Argentine businessman Eduardo Costantini be brought to public hearing.

The true end of the world seems to come from a world that degrades and destroys life and places nature at the service of the market, where it is subjugated to the satisfaction and the gluttony of a reduced number of privileged people.

More than 50% of Peru’s territory is constituted of the Amazon rainforest, a region that is home to approximately 10% of the planet’s biodiversity and unfortunately, is in danger due to environmental organized crime.