The study, which was released in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) on January 27, highlights the importance of protected areas and indigenous territories in maintaining the carbon reserves of the Amazon.

During the recent Nexos 1 Executive meeting, the Peruvian Minister of Environment, Fabiola Muñoz, introduced a new “virtual platform” called the Huella de Carbono.

It is essential that we start acting as part of nature rather than dominating it as we have done for centuries.

The four hippopotamuses imported by Colombian drug trafficker Pablo Escobar have caused problems in the ecosystem.

Senator-elect for the Partido Nacional in Uruguay, Juan Sartori, attended the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. While many topics were discussed, the key issues were climate change and sustainability.

During a rescue project of reptiles and amphibians as part of mitigation efforts associated with a hydroelectric project in Bolivia, workers found three glass frogs, a species indigenous to Bolivia, which had not been seen in the wild for 18 years.

The Mayor’s Office of Tegucigalpa has plans to combat climate change.

Brazil faces difficulties in taking advantage of its most breathtaking landscapes.

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has said that construction of the Mayan train, which will begin on April 30, will not damage the environment or take land from farmers.

Andrés Couve, Minister of Science of Chile, launched a new platform to focus on protecting biodiversity in 2020.