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The global cocaine market is changing."The market is changing," Nathan Jaccard, Latin America editor for the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), a consortium of investigative journalists which accessed the files, told AFP. Colombia cultivated a record 230,000 hectares of coca leaf in 2022, and produced 1,738 tonnes of cocaine, according to the United Nations.

Highlights various architectural installations and pavilions that explore the architecture and design principles of the Global South

The global cocaine market is changing. "The market is changing," Nathan Jaccard, Latin America editor for the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), a consortium of investigative journalists which accessed the files, told AFP. Colombia cultivated a record 230,000 hectares of coca

COP28 saw important progress for forests and nature, from renewed promises to end tropical deforestation to finance for forest action in developing countries.

The Caldwell Zoo in Tyler has been working on some new exhibits and improvements and we just received an update on when everything will be done!

Study finds Earth could reach 2° Celsius (3.6° Fahrenheit) above preindustrial levels by 2040 and shows regional climate variables in fine detail. These findings, along with others, are very worrying for the Brazilian Amazon.

Every year Grade 11 students at the school travel to a foreign country as a way for youth to address world issues that face their peers

“Congestion for ships loading grain cargoes at Brazilian ports has surged this year due to large harvests and low water levels in the Amazon River…

Reflecting on China Dialogue’s ongoing mission to increase understanding and awareness of the planet’s challenges, our editors showcase their favourite article of the year

The Amazon River is teeming with wildlife. Swimming in the dark waters of the greatest flowing river on earth are crocodiles, piranhas, green anacondas, and, most interestingly, the Amazon river dolphin, also known as the