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‘(This) brings the risk of an irreversible breaking of the Amazon rainforest’

Travel quiz reveals which states have the most worldly wisdom.Rhode Islanders are the most knowledgeable, Lousianans and North Dakotans the least. Interactive quiz available to readers can test their own

New travel industry research determines whether Americans' proficiency in well-known world landmarks is up to scratch

An illegal dirt road ripping through protected areas in Brazil is only a few miles shy of connecting two of the worst areas of deforestation in the Amazon basin.

Crucial illegal road threatens Amazon rainforest

Advocates and supporters of public waterways are concerned about the implications a recent Illinois Supreme Court decision could have on the DuPage and Kishwaukee rivers.

Destructive lionfish are invading Brazil

Invasive lionfish, which have no native predators, have wreaked havoc in Florida and the Caribbean—and have now spread to Brazil.

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Pollick inducted at the Ohio State Fair with six others.