Brazil’s seed collectors stand as heroes in the fight against Amazon deforestation, passionately harvesting native seeds to revive and restore damaged forests. Their unwavering commitment powers crucial reforestation efforts, safeguarding the region’s incredible biodiversity and fighting back against climate change
Major Brazilian grain traders have abruptly withdrawn from the Amazon conservation pact, raising alarm over potential compliance hurdles and intensifying market pressures, Reuters reveals. This unexpected decision puts the pact’s future effectiveness and impact in serious question
Days after COP30, Brazil shocked the world by dismantling key environmental safeguards for the Amazon, igniting urgent concern among experts and activists about the future of the planet’s largest rainforest amid rising deforestation and intensifying climate risks
Amid increasing incursions by loggers and ranchers into their lands, Brazil’s Kawahiva people remain steadfast, courageously holding on while awaiting vital government protection as the threats to their survival and vibrant cultural heritage intensify
A majority of Brazil’s Supreme Court has delivered a resounding victory for indigenous land rights, decisively overturning recent congressional efforts to undermine these vital protections. This landmark ruling marks a significant triumph for indigenous communities and environmental advocates alike
A Brazilian meat tycoon, once clouded by allegations of bribery and deforestation, has now emerged as a powerful force in regional diplomacy, leveraging his influence to shape economic and environmental policies across South America
Germany is making a powerful statement with an extraordinary €1 billion pledge to Brazil’s Global Rainforest Facility, supercharging the mission to protect the Amazon. This bold move highlights a growing surge of worldwide commitment to preserving our planet’s precious rainforests
As Brazil steps into the spotlight as the host of COP30, all eyes are on the nation. Renowned for its impressive advances in renewable energy, Brazil’s continuing deforestation of the Amazon ignites a powerful debate: is it a true climate champion or a threat to our planet’s future?
At COP30, experts expose how Brazilian crime cartels are fueling illegal deforestation, posing a dire threat to global climate targets. Their ruthless activities not only speed up environmental devastation but also create significant barriers in the battle against climate change
At COP30, Brazil unveiled a bold commitment, pledging billions to supercharge its ambitious rainforest fund. This landmark move signals a powerful drive to safeguard the Amazon, showcasing the nation’s fierce determination to accelerate conservation efforts and combat deforestation head-on-cementing its crucial role in the global battle against climate change
Prince William has powerfully condemned the relentless deforestation in the Amazon during his visit to Brazil, calling it a devastating “crime” against our planet. He urgently appealed for immediate global action to protect this vital rainforest before it’s too late
Brazil’s ramped-up crackdown on illegal forest clearing has triggered a striking plunge in deforestation rates, fueling an impressive drop in carbon emissions, reports Yale Environment 360
Amazon oil drilling threatens to undermine Brazil’s climate credibility just as COP30 approaches. The move to ramp up fossil fuel exploration deep within the rainforest has ignited global concern over the country’s commitment to its environmental promises.
Brazil’s bold new commitment to ramp up sustainable fuel production has ignited a surge of concern among experts, who warn it could repeat past environmental mistakes and put biodiversity and indigenous lands at serious risk. Critics urge caution as the country pushes forward with its ambitious plans
Brazil has given the green light to new oil drilling deep within the Amazon rainforest, sparking intense protests from environmentalists who warn of devastating and irreversible damage to this crucial ecosystem and its indigenous peoples. Despite the outcry, the government remains resolute, insisting that this move is vital for boosting economic growth
A new report reveals how Brazil’s booming coffee cultivation is driving alarming deforestation and worsening climate shocks. This rapid growth threatens vital ecosystems and underscores the urgent call for sustainable farming methods
Rising global demand for soy is driving extensive deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon, threatening its incredible biodiversity and the lands of indigenous communities. Experts are sounding the alarm, urging immediate and bold action to stop the environmental destruction fueled by soy exports
Brazil is gearing up for the upcoming Amazon summit, set to unite global leaders in a powerful push to accelerate climate action and protect the rainforest. This landmark event aims to ignite new commitments to stop deforestation and drive sustainable development forward
Exclusive: Brazil’s President Lula launches a groundbreaking $1 billion investment in a global forest fund, igniting fresh hope in the battle against deforestation and supercharging conservation efforts worldwide, Reuters reports
Big industrial farms are rapidly expanding across the Amazon, fueling deforestation at an alarming rate and threatening its incredible biodiversity. As Bloomberg reports, this surge highlights the urgent need for stronger environmental protections to safeguard this vital region
