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Carbon sinks are often found on land inhabited by indigenous communities whose rights must be secured for them and carbon markets to prosper.

15/11/2022 - Arnaud Robert and Paolo Woods’ documentary is a journey into the world of pharmaceuticals and the globalised obligation to be happy, courtesy of a pill

Leaders from Achuar and Wampis peoples say Petroperú is responsible for spills in their territory

The Albanian Riviera is emerging as one of Europe’s top festival destinations. Here’s what that looks like in the town of Dhërmi.

Base map: Amazon fires 2022. The orange dots indicate the main locations of the fires. The green line is the Amazon biogeographic boundary and the blue

Dr. Warren Hern is known locally as the hero of the Homestake Valley, the chairman of the Holy Cross Wilderness Defense Fund whose years-long fight prevented a diversion project from sending more Eagle County water...

By Paula Bayarte Iquitos, Peru, Nov 8 (EFE).- In the middle of one of the main squares in Iquitos, a port city in the Peruvian Amazon, hundreds of taricaya turtle eggs are about to hatch and start the journey to their natural habitat. During the 18th century, chroniclers described with awe how large the populations …

Members of an Indigenous group on Friday freed more than 100 tourists whom they had abducted in the Peruvian Amazon a day earlier to protest what they called

Up to 150 tourists traveling in the Amazon detained by an indigenous community in protest over government inaction will be released.