Despite being the eighth country in the world with the greatest abundance of water, Peru is facing a water scarcity affecting more than seven million Peruvians.

Indigenous people from the southern region of the Colombian Amazon hunt wild game for their communities, as is part of their tradition and ancestry.

Argentina’s loss of aquatic sovereignty has had negative political, economic, and environmental impacts on the country, but could be salvaged with a new building plan.

February 9, 2021, was the 50th anniversary of the “terrifying drought” that impacted the lives of more than 600 families in a small Costa Rican city.

The death of about thirty condors in southern Bolivia triggered an investigation to find the person responsible.

By July 2021, the Coronel Portillo Criminal and Organized Crime Prosecutors of Lima will have spent three years investigating and documenting the evidence against an alleged criminal group in charge of trafficking land in Cocha Anía.

The city council of Rio buried a project for an autodrome that was planned for construction in an environmental protection area in Deodoro, Rio de Janeiro.

Natural water could significantly impact development if society analyzed its properties from different perspectives and approaches.

Since the La Mojana wetlands flooded in 2010, affecting over 200,000 people, strides have been made to recover the damaged ecosystem.

Experts recorded the presence of the Poecilia sp, Gambusia aestiputeus and Microphis sp species of fish, which many feared were impacted by Hurricane Lota as well as manmade pollution.