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The carbon credits market needs a major overhaul. Innovative ways to permanently remove carbon and measure its storage offer hope for creating a functional new market.

New research in Peru's Andean Altiplano challenges beliefs, unveiling Aymara ancestors as 80% plant-based foragers. Forget the old narrative – they were mainly plant eaters!

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.

1.48 acres of land (6,000 sq meters) on a sloped terrain with a 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom house built in 2014. Gorgeous landscape with unimpeded views of the year-round snow-capped Andes Mountains and the | RealGeni.com

Tymon Smith takes a look at the productions that will be lighting up your screens at home and in theatres in the coming months.

Where are the survivors of the notorious real-life 1972 plane crash in the Andes now? Dr. Roberto Canessa gave an update. Read about their December 22 meeting.

We knew about other communites in the highlands of south america, like machu picchu in peru, but it was believed until this point that people only lived nomadically or in tiny settlements in the amazon. and this is older than any other site we know of in the amazon. lets speak to stephen rostain, director of research at the cnrs national center for scientific research. thank you for being with us. why has it been undiscovered for so long? because nobody was looking out there, its a part of ecuad...

Patrick McDonald of HollywoodChicago.com reviews “Society of the Snow.”

It’s hard to tell which photo is real life and which is from the Netflix film

The movie is based on a true story of how members and supporters of a Uruguayan rugby team managed to survive for months in the Andes Mountains after their plane crashed.