Amazon Fund aims to certify products from Brazilian towns in Amazon that follow sustainable practices
By Latin America Reports - August 2, 2023
Environment
NASA, Brazil to expand partnership to monitor Amazon deforestation
By Latin America Reports - July 28, 2023
How a friendship built a new sustainable reality for a Colombian indigenous community
By Latin America Reports - June 27, 2023
Fish bought in markets in Brazil’s Amazon highly contaminated with mercury: Study
By Latin America Reports - June 2, 2023
Lula announces Brazil to host COP-30 while facing political struggle for his environmental agenda at home
By Latin America Reports - May 30, 2023
Factions of Lula’s government at loggerheads over oil drilling near mouth of Amazon River
By Latin America Reports - May 24, 2023
A preserved Amazon rainforest worth USD $317 billion per year: World Bank
By Latin America Reports - May 19, 2023
Deforestation falls in Amazon in 2023, but grows in the Cerrado, Brazil’s second largest biome
By Latin America Reports - May 10, 2023
Brazil government resumes demarcation of Indigenous land
By Latin America Reports - May 4, 2023
Brazilian Government to reinforce security in the Yanomami Indigenous Land after violence increased in the region
By Latin America Reports - May 3, 2023
US announces transfers of USD $500 million to the Amazon Fund over five years
By Latin America Reports - April 25, 2023
Colombia prepares Latin America’s first law on climate displacement
By Tom Driver - April 13, 2023
Argentina sees worst Q1 for agricultural exports in 16 years due to drought
By Latin America Reports - April 11, 2023
Anti-crime operation in Brazil’s Javari Valley off to slow start
By Latin America Reports - April 4, 2023
NGO spots hundreds of dark vessels illegally fishing off Argentina coast in March
By Latin America Reports - March 29, 2023