Environment
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Ecuador’s Quito Overcomes Mudslide Crisis
After a destructive mudslide, Quito's mayor announced the city's move from emergency to recovery, highlighting extensive support for affected citizens…
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Brazil and Colombia Turning the Tide on Tropical Forest Deforestation
A recent study highlights a 7.3% reduction in global primary tropical forest deforestation, crediting Brazil and Colombia's significant efforts, and…
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Environmental DNA Helps Identify Species in Peru’s Amazon
In Peru's Amazon, Envol Vert's DNA analysis offers a breakthrough in identifying species and assessing climate change impact, ensuring environmental…
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Venezuela’s Wildfire Crisis: Latest to Hit Latin American Countries
Venezuela faces an unprecedented wildfire emergency, with over 30,200 blazes detected early this year, signaling a severe climate-induced challenge. This…
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Nicaragua’s Heat Wave Intensifies: Regional Climate Alert
Nicaragua faces relentless heat, with temperatures nearing 39°C in its western regions. This signals a persistent heatwave that mirrors broader…
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Ecuador’s Biodiversity Initiative Identifies Key Biodiversity Areas
Ecuador's pioneering KBA project, covering over 450,000 square kilometers, underscores democracy's role in safeguarding biodiversity. However, the approach to conservation…
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Flames Across Latin America: Wildfires Now Ravage Mexico
Devastating wildfires in Mexico, claiming four lives and scorching over 13,000 hectares, underscore a regional crisis as countries like Guatemala…
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Lula Pledges Zero Deforestation in Brazilian Amazon by 2030
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva commits to eliminating illegal deforestation in the Amazon by 2030, a move that…
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Mexico Uses Human Hair to Battle River Pollution
exican activists and artists have launched a novel project called 'Medusa,' using human hair to cleanse the Santiago River, Mexico's…
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Dissecting El Niño’s Impact on Mexico’s Marine Life and Beyond
Experts have noted the warm water increase at the Gulf of California's entrance, decreased phytoplankton, nutrients, and rising salinity in…
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