A report from 2018 called Let Each Drop Count: An Agenda for Water Action laid out plans for how countries can appropriately handle water crises.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned that important changes need to be implemented to keep the planet’s temperature below the critical threshold of 1.5ºC for warming.

The Dzilman de Bravo wind park is the first megaproject in Yucatán, Mexico.

Brazil’s Northeast region is known for its semiarid climate, lack of natural water sources, and dry seasons. In recent years, droughts have become more intense, and public policy hasn’t kept up with the threatening climate.

Mexico City, a monster “locked up in a cage,” needs feeding to continue living and expanding beyond its current boundaries, taking from the rest of the country to sustain its own growth.

In September, a protest took place in San Vicente de Chucurí and Barrancabermeja, Colombia.

The role of science and education in the protection of nature and raising awareness about the importance of preserving the environment was the objective of Chile’s “National Environment Day,” celebrated on October 2, 2021.

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.