Environment
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Brazil Battles Bird Flu as Seal and Sea Lion Deaths Surge
An outbreak of avian influenza in southern Brazil has led to the deaths of nearly 1,000 seals and sea lions,…
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Bolivian Cholitas’ Resilience Amidst Vanishing Andean Glaciers
In the Andean peaks, the Cholita climbers, vibrant embodiments of indigenous culture, face the stark realities of climate change, impacting…
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Fishermen Blockade Key in Legal Battle Against Major Copper Mine
A group of 16 fishing boats in Panama has halted operations at First Quantum Minerals' major copper mine, demanding the…
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Mexico’s Conservation Crusade for Axolotls
In a bid to rescue the iconic axolotls from the brink of extinction, ecologists from Mexico's National Autonomous University have…
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Bolivia’s Battle Against Unrelenting Wildfires
As Bolivia grapples with unyielding wildfires that have devoured 3 million hectares of land in 2023, firefighters and police resort…
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Peru has Lost 56.22% of its Glaciers in the Last Six Decades
Peru, home to 68% of the world's tropical glaciers, has lost 56.22% of these ecosystems in the last six decades…
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Mexico’s Secrecy-Shrouded Train an Environmental Mistery
In the northern Mexican state of Sonora, a veil of secrecy surrounds a significant train project with far-reaching environmental implications.
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Raging Fires Threaten Brazil’s Pantanal Wetlands
Brazil's Pantanal wetlands, a global ecological treasure, face an unprecedented crisis as fires fueled by extreme weather ravage nearly 65%…
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Global energy jobs surge to 67 million, fueled by clean technologies, says IEA
Global energy employment has rebounded significantly, reaching nearly 67 million, driven by investments in clean technologies following pandemic-related layoffs. Clean…
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Amazon River Drought Worse in Over a Century
The Amazon River, a vital lifeline of the Brazilian rainforest, has hit its lowest level in over a century, causing…
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