Issue Nov 12-18 2025: The mayor of Panama City’s impoverished district of San Miguelito, Irma Hernández, has announced new measures aimed at tackling the build-up of street garbage in the area.

Issue Nov 12-18 2025: The illegal trafficking of wild animal species is one of the most opaque criminal industries on earth. As the United Nations has warned, there are no reliable figures on the real dimensions of the market or the number of wild animals taken from their ecosystems and sold as pets, collectible objects,

Issue Nov 12-18 2025: The increase in global temperatures — driven by human activity — fuels devastating floods, prolonged droughts and more intense storms.

Issue Nov 05-11 2025: The governor of the state of Puebla, Mexico, Alejandro Armenta Mier is spearheading a scientific revolution and strengthening the state’s global leadership in the areas of education, inclusion, international cooperation, and projects uniting science, art, and the environment.

Issue Nov 05-11 2025: In 2020, Colombia’s National Environmental Forum convened nine meetings with the goal of gathering input toward revising and updating the country’s policies on forest management.

Issue Nov 05-11 2025: “I’m going to pull Lula’s ear because of the oil exploration,” said Chief Raoni after Petrobras was authorized to begin exploration in an area 500 kilometers from the mouth of the Amazon River.

Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: Colombia’s National Mining Agency (ANM) has announced a temporary suspension on public mining hearings scheduled in the departments of Caquetá and Putumayo, both located within the Amazon Biome research zone.

Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: The vaquita marina lives exclusively in the northern Gulf of California, also known as the Sea of ​​Cortez, in western Mexico; The main threat to its survival is bycatch in fishing nets used to catch other species.

Issue Oct 29-Nov 04 2025: The middle section of has seen intense land sales before paving, while land grabbing continues to devastate the forest, yet political pressure for paving is growing. Many sectors want to guarantee a land connection between Manaus and Porto Velho, and attacks on Environment Minister Marina Silva are intensifying.

Issue Oct 22-28 2025: Panama is intensifying its struggle against a three-pronged environmental crisis involving climate change, the loss of biodiversity, and the degradation of wilderness by means of a major initiative undertaken in conjunction with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).