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The 2022 documentary “The Territory” won an Emmy award this January, shining a light on the Uru-eu-wau-wau Indigenous people and the invasions, conflicts and threats from land grabbers in their territory in the Brazilian Amazon from 2018 to 2021.

Explore the concept of sleep tourism and how it can help you recharge and improve your sleep quality. Find out the top destinations and hotels offering sleep-enhancing amenities and experiences. Start your journey towards a restorative and revitalizing night's sleep.

Global heating has made drought 30 times more likely in the Amazon Rainforest, Read more here. A recent study said that global heating decreases rainfall and increases heat in Amazon Rainforest.

With reduced support in Brazil’s Congress following the 2022 elections, the administration of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has been unable to prevent the passage of bills dismantling environmental safeguards in favor of agribusiness interests.

Rivers that once flowed vigorously now bear the scars of receding water levels, leaving vast expanses of the rainforest parched and vulnerable.

Welcome to: "So You Want to Be a CEO," where each month, Gareth Lloyd will delve into the world of business leadership and scaling enterprises

These gift ideas for Valentine’s Day will help them step off the plane with a full heart.

Archaeologists, relying on laser technology and decades of research, mapped a cluster of ancient cities in eastern Ecuador. Their findings add to evidence of dense settlements in Amazonia.

Speleologist - or cave expert - Roberto Rojo knows the jungle like his own backyard, but what he is currently seeing on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula is unlike anything he's ever witnessed before. A long, deforested swathe now cuts through the rainforest south of the popular holiday resort of Cancún on the tip of the southeastern peninsula. Thousands of large construction pillars penetrate the ground every 15 metres in anticipation of the Tren Maya, a new railway line being crea...

Colombian President Gustavo Petros commitment to a green transition is challenging the countrys oil and gas industry, which continues to plan new projects despite his push for renewable alternatives.