Peruvian authorities are currently investigating whether Repsol took sufficient measures to mitigate the damage caused by their recent oil spill in the Ventanilla Sea.

In a section of Ecuador’s Amazon, an oil pipeline rupture due to soil erosion threatens a large, mountainous area.

With the understanding that everyone generates greenhouse gases through everyday activities, the Ministry of the Environment of the Dominican Republic has begun a new initiative.

This year, families living in Santo Domingo again celebrated Three Kings Day with “Plastics for Toys,” a recycling program organized by the mayor’s office.

A tsunami caused by a volcanic eruption near Tonga led to an oil spill on the coast of Peru.

Jair Bolsonaro is fulfilling his campaign promise of 2018, in which he declared that in thinking about the type of country he wished to build, “it was necessary to destroy the existing one.”

The President of Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso, signed an executive order to expand the protected lands of the Galápagos Marine Reserve.

The European Union has been very active when it comes to climate change.

A new species of bird has been reported in the Carapã Natural Reserve.

With temperatures climbing, firefighters were deployed to fight forest fires in nine of Argentina’s 23 provinces, including one fire that has been active for more than a month.