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Preliminary satellite data made available by INPE until March 28 showed 492 square kilometers (189.96 square miles) of the Amazon were cleared in the period, a 41.8% drop on a yearly basis.

"I'm against destruction of the Amazon Rainforest, but I'm under no illusions that I should take it to City Hall," writes Andre Jordheim.

The cattle ranching industry in Brazil is one of the largest in the world, but it could see huge financial losses if it doesn’t adapt to climate change and increasingly rigorous deforestation policies to protect the Amazon, a new report says. Domestic beef production in Brazil could drop by 25% by 2050 as governments and […]

Estela Pangoza balances both the sacred and the mundane aspects of her life as she runs her own Ayahuasca Center in the Amazon Rainforest of Peru.

Wildfires and agricultural expansion offset big gains in protecting tropical forests last year.

As a seasoned professional in the field of recruitment, I've had the privilege of witnessing firsthand the transformative impact that gender diversity can have on businesses of all sizes.

When it comes to retirement planning, you want to ensure that you live in the most ideal place based on financial standards and quality of life. As a retiree, you'll want to find a location that...

The vast, varied landscapes of Brazil are home to creatures like the jaguar, the spider monkey, and the maned wolf. These three eco-lodges are leading preservation efforts to help the animals make a comeback.

France and Brazil unveil sweeping accords as rainforest collaboration enters new era

The Global Citizen NOW summit will seek support for workable solutions to address issues of food insecurity, climate change and public health associated with extreme poverty, said Global Citizen CEO Hugh Evans.