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.

After President Alberto Fernández signed the agreement for oil companies to study the Argentine Sea for oil extraction, protests erupted throughout the coast of Argentina.

After almost a decade of discussions, Chile’s Department of Environment (MMA) is urging the quick declaration of the Biodiversity and Protected Areas Service (SBAP) into law.

Costa Rica, known as a global leader in ecological conservation, may soon open its doors to refugees who have fled their homes as a consequence of the ever-worsening climate crisis.

–Researched and Written by Nicol Rodriguez– The climate in Latin America and the world is changing. Precipitation patterns are changing, temperatures are increasing, and specific locations are increasing in the frequency and intensity of weather extremes such as torrential rains. The consequences vary from the melting of Andean glaciers, catastrophic flooding, drought, and the increase

More than 11,000 hectares were consumed by forest fires in the south-central zone of Chile, an emergency that forced the evacuation of many families and the use of land and air vehicles to fight the flames.