Pantanal blaze: nature’s silent scream
Throughout this month, rampant fires engulfed the Pantanal in Brazil, one of the world’s largest tropical wetlands and home to...
The BR-319 highway: the Amazon’s Trojan Horse
The Amazon drought in Brazil is unleashing a wave of environmental, health, economic, and social disruptions in the region. But...
Brazil’s Yanomami People are facing another colonialist threat – this time from ultra processed food
The Yanomami are an Indigenous People of Brazil and Venezuela. The Brazilian state specifically and corporations have for decades violated...
The reconstruction of a Brazilian highway is the Amazon’s route to deforestation
The reconstruction of Amazon’s BR-319 highway in Brazil, connecting the capital Manaus in central Amazonia to the southern edge of...
‘The toxic poster child of Europe’: the UK’s controversial pesticide policies
A new study has revealed that, post-Brexit, the UK government is allowing the use of dozens of pesticides that are...
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