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How a Puerto Rican community is battling blackouts with solar power - Vimarsana News

How a Puerto Rican community is battling blackouts with solar power

In Puerto Rico, extreme weather fuels fears of power blackouts. Yet microgrids of solar panels could provide backup energy and boost self-sufficiency. Nearly 700 rooftop solar panels were recently installed as part of a growing microgrid initiative.

EXPLAINER-Why are high gold prices bad for the Amazon rainforest? - Vimarsana News

EXPLAINER-Why are high gold prices bad for the Amazon rainforest?

Another hotspot is Indigenous Yanomami lands on the border between Venezuela and Brazil, where illegal mining increased 20-fold from 2015 to 2020. Peru is the world's sixth-largest gold producer and illegal gold mining is widespread in the rainforest region of Madre de Dios along its southeastern border with Brazil, one of the Amazon's most biodiverse corners.

EXPLAINER-Why are high gold prices bad for the Amazon rainforest? - Vimarsana News

EXPLAINER-Why are high gold prices bad for the Amazon rainforest?

H igh gold prices are bad news for the Amazon rainforest, fueling demand for the metal and increasing illegal mining linked to deforestation and violence against Indigenous communities.

'The New Big 5': Wildlife Photography from Around the World - Vimarsana News

'The New Big 5': Wildlife Photography from Around the World

The New Big 5 is a project by Graeme Green, highlighting extraordinary wildlife photography advocating for conservation around the world.

Peru's Indigenous communities protest controversial bill - Vimarsana News

Peru's Indigenous communities protest controversial bill

A lawmaker from a right-wing party in Peru has put forward a parliamentary bill that would dismantle Amazon reserves created for indigenous people living in isolation. The controversial move has sparked pushback from Indigenous Amazon groups who want to protect the vulnerable tribes. CGTN’s Dan […]

Source: cgtn.com