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In remote Antarctica, Colombian marine biologist Paulo Tigreros dips a net into the icy waters in his hunt for microplastics in what should be one of the best-preserved ecosystems in the world.Tigreros said microplastics are already "omnipresent" in the oceans and their effects can be fatal for animals and ecosystems. 

Reform of the world’s most complicated tax system will cut businesses’ costs—if lobbies permit it | The Americas

Texans often named their towns after the places where they formerly lived, from Paris to The Netherlands.

Pensar Agro (“thinking agribusiness”), or IPA, lobbied hard for newly passed legislation like the so-called time frame bill that undermines Indigenous land rights and opens up the territories to mining.

Winter begone and banish thy chilly blues! Here are some timely singles to instil a glow of warmer climes within thee, gentle reader. (Sorry, I've been

Brazilian authorities said Sunday at least seven people were killed in a small plane crash that is said to have broken up in midair in the Minas Gerais state with firefighters responding to the site...

Images taken by locals — which show the wreckage of the plane shortly after falling on the side of a hill

Artisanal mining, or "garimpo" as it is known in Brazil, has returned to the headlines as a factor in the deaths of Yanomami indigenous people, whose territory in the extreme north of Brazil suffers c

According to officials and firefighters on the scene, the wreckage was scattered across a hill covered with grass and trees.

Lara Exploration Ltd. is pleased to provide an update on work at its Planalto Copper Project in Brazil. Q4-2023 saw the completion of the 2023 drill program of 9,100m, linking the Homestead and...