Colombia plans to cut their country-wide emissions in half and combat deforestation by 2030.

The Ocho Sur company’s installation of a processing plant close to territory claimed as ancestral land by the Peruvian Shipibo-Konibo community and the Ministry of Production’s inaction have resulted in protests by the native population, which have been followed by death threats to local leaders.

For its 100th anniversary, the brand FV asked YOUNIVERSAL to interview people to gauge their interest in green homes and the ideal city of the future.

Brazilian policemen and investigators have recently stressed the increasing use of timber cargoes in drug exportation.

In Costa Rica, 102 low-income houses were built using innovative and sustainable technology.

Although Colombia is the second most biodiverse country in the world, the effects of global warming continue to endanger hundreds of its wildlife species.

Salma Gabriela Arita, a member of the scholarship program Honduras 20/20 and student at Universidad Nacional de Ciencias Forestales (UNACIFOR), discovered a new bark beetle species that inhabits Honduras.

The construction of energy and communications projects in environmentally sensitive areas often significantly impacts the surrounding communities.

Laura and Julieta Malleville, founders of La Paloma Foundation, are developing an innovative project transforming horse waste into fertilizer in Tandil, Argentina.

With Brazil being home to the highest number of tree species in the world, an increase in fires and deforestation have put many of them at risk of extinction.