“Engineering can restore dignity and resilience”: How Hurricane Maria inspired new solar model in Puerto Rico
By Salome Beyer Velez - January 28, 2026
Environment
Wildfires continue to rage in southern Argentina
By Argentina Reports - January 27, 2026
In Brazil, Prince William criticizes Amazon deforestation due to ‘illicit activities’
By Brazil Reports - November 6, 2025
“There is no consent”: Indigenous groups kept in the dark about Ecuador’s oil expansion
By Alfie Rowe - October 8, 2025
Latin America has highest rate of murdered environmental activists, report finds
By Alfie Rowe - October 6, 2025
Brazilian President Lula da Silva vetoes 63 provisions of the new environmental licensing law
By Brazil Reports - August 10, 2025
Controversial new Brazilian law on environmental licensing approved by parliament
By Brazil Reports - August 7, 2025
New UCLA research reveals worrying land degradation in northeast Brazil
By Maria Eduarda Paixão - July 25, 2025
Wayuu: The Indigenous peoples feeling the brunt of climate change in Colombia
By Indya Mason - July 4, 2025
Amazon tree fall reveals pre-Columbian Indigenous burial site in Brazil
By Brazil Reports - June 26, 2025
Brazil lost over 3 million acres of vegetation in 2024 despite 32% drop in deforestation
By Brazil Reports - May 16, 2025
Indigenous people from across the globe gather in Brazil, call for land demarcation, environmental protection
By Brazil Reports - April 11, 2025
Following visit from Angelina Jolie, Brazilian Kayapó Chief Raoni meets Lula, warns against oil drilling
By Brazil Reports - April 5, 2025
Protecting the uncontacted: Rare images reveal the lives of isolated tribes in Brazil’s Amazon (Interview)
By Brazil Reports - February 17, 2025
Crime syndicates expand their grip on Brazil’s Amazon
By Brazil Reports - December 16, 2024