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Live at the Met, the Metropolitan Opera’s award-winning series of live, high definition (HD) opera transmissions to theaters around the world, continues the 2

Brazilian authorities said no casualties were reported and measures to gauge the potential environmental damage were underway after the Liberian-flagged oil tanker Minerva Rita, carrying 18,000 m³ of Naphtha and 8,499 m³ of gasoline, had her hull damaged after running aground on Monday about 170 kilometers from the States capital down the Amazon River en route from Manaus to a refinery in Itacoatiara.

Water supply shortage has worldwide impact.

LEAVENWORTH — Filmed versions of The Metropolitan Opera’s performances are regularly featured at Icicle Creek Center for the Arts (ICCA) on the big screen.

Americans might consider heading south, way south, for the big move.

Two new translations of one of Brazil’s modernist greats have much to say about the country’s postcolonial reckoning—while still finding time to tell a good joke

Electrical pulses from electric eels may cause little pores to open in the cells of nearby animals, allowing environmental DNA to enter their bodies.

A new study has found that electric eels can alter the genetics of nearby animals through electrical discharges

The drought gripping northern Brazil, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana, and parts of Venezuela and Colombia has sapped the Amazon River and four of its biggest tributaries to their lowest levels in at least half a century

The municipality of Feijó in Acre state is the first in Brazil to receive a certification of origin for its açaí berries, raising hopes that the economy centered around the fruit will grow in value.