Amazon

Brazil seeks drastic reduction in Amazon conservation to allow private land ownership, agriculture, and logging on protected land.

We need a law to regulate climate pollution just like we do other forms of pollution, to overcome doubt and apathy.

Brazil's Temer government, backed by the agribusiness lobby, seems determined to reduce Indigenous rights and end recognition of new Indigenous territories.

Slave labor-analogous conditions were revealed by investigation of logging camps in Para, Brazil.

The practice of worker-exploitation in the illegal logging industry appears widespread.

The area of oil extraction in Bolivia has increased from 3 million hectares in 2007 to more than 31 million.

Could the recent mobilization held at Saramurillo be the one that finally brought much needed justice?

teleSUR interviewed Steven Donziger, a lawyer fighting for justice for communities affected by the “Amazon Chernobyl.”

Critics warn the country now risks sliding back after years of progress on climate and environment.

Brazil's soy farmers and traders want to turn the Tapajos Basin into an industrialized commodities export corridor.