A group of international investors sent an open letter to Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro demanding a decrease in deforestation.
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The pandemic has evidenced the rupture between man and nature, especially across Latin America, and led to a temporary reduction in environmental pollution.
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Due to fires on Isla de Salamanca park, the city of Barranquilla has been covered in a thick coat of smoke, making it hard for residents to breath.
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Honduran coffee exports fell by 13.1% during the 2019-2020 harvest for climatic reasons, but income rose by 2% thanks to the rise of prices in the international market.
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In 2019, the Brazilian Amazon has suffered its highest level of deforestation since 2008.
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A pothole in a road within the area of Tulum in Cancun, Mexico, led to the discovery of a water cave.
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Green spaces are essential to developing “sustainable, healthier and habitable cities,” according to the World Health Organization. Due to the important environmental services they provide, parks are “fundamental spaces” for life in the city.
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Colombia was designated by the United Nations as the host country for World Environment Day.
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Lucas Seghezzo, a professor of environmental sociology at the Universidad Nacional de Salta, examined the health of the environment on the 48th World Environment Day.
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Luis de León is a Panamanian scientist who has been studying the evolutionary processes of animals for the past 15 years. Born in Santiago, Veraguas of Panama, De León is a professor and researcher at the University of Massachusetts in the United States. He grew up in La Huaca, Herrera and studied biology at the
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