Buildings of ancient cultures, such as the Aztec and Maya, have maintained their functionality over time; some due to the protection that nature’s foliage has provided them and others due to the innovative and sustainable materials.

A new masterplan, Azzurra Tortugas, fulfills Argentinian demand for rural real estate property with a closed neighborhood close to nature and with access to services and amenities in Pilar, Buenos Aires.

Central American countries make up half of the ten most affected countries by climate change and require global support.

Buenos Aires crops typically consist of wheat, barley, soybeans, corn, and sunflower. However, weed prevalence has been on the rise.

State-owned companies threaten the biodiverse environment in the subtropical Andes and endanger indigenous communities in Pastaza culturally and economically as threats of oil exploration and extraction grow in Block 28.

The proposal to celebrate a World Water Day to remember the relevance of this essential liquid dates from 1992, during the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in Rio de Janeiro.

In a country in which indigenous peoples inhabit millions of hectares of land, Peru provides the fewest incentives to communities to care for the forests.

The Cooperative of Milk Producers, Dos Pinos, replaced plastic utensils with wooden spoons, ensuring that products would be made with material from sustainable forests.

The National Geographic has embarked on its first expedition in Uruguay.

Peru started 2021 with an elevated public debt and thousands of unemployed workers.