Latin America’s fossil fuel expansion driven almost entirely by foreign financing: report
By Alfie Rowe - October 14, 2025
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“There is no consent”: Indigenous groups kept in the dark about Ecuador’s oil expansion
By Alfie Rowe - October 8, 2025
The story behind a bottle of wine: How monoculture is starving central Chile
By Alfie Rowe - September 11, 2025
New UCLA research reveals worrying land degradation in northeast Brazil
By Maria Eduarda Paixão - July 25, 2025
Four ways the USAID funding freeze is impacting in Latin America
By Isabella Lapadula - February 24, 2025
Oil spill spreads across Venezuela’s Caribbean coast amid country’s election crisis
By Isabella Lapadula - September 6, 2024
One year into Bolsonaro’s presidency
By Sophie Foggin - January 3, 2020
Brazil’s indigenous people are best positioned to protect the Amazon
By Frances Jenner - September 6, 2019
How the fires in Bolivia became political
By Frances Jenner - August 29, 2019
Bolsonaro blames NGOs for Amazon fires
By Sophie Foggin - August 21, 2019
Bolsonaro’s environmental negligence goes from bad to worse
By Sophie Foggin - May 16, 2019
Environmental costs mounting but EPM pushes forward with controversial dam project
By Latin America Reports - February 18, 2019