Environment
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Mexico Faces Extreme Weather: From Heatwaves to Torrential Rains
As Mexico endures its third primary heat wave of the season, the scorching temperatures are expected to give way to…
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Colombian Biologist Wins National Geographic Explorer of the Year Award Saving Dolphins
Colombian marine biologist Fernando Trujillo emerges as the 2024 Rolex National Geographic Explorer of the Year, embodying a modern-day explorer…
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Severe Flooding in Brazil Devastates Communities Again
Heavy rains have struck Brazil's southernmost state once more, devastating days-long clean-up efforts and flooding previously untouched areas in Porto…
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Argentine Scientists and Greenpeace Unite to Save Jaguars in Gran Chaco
In a race against time, Argentine scientists and Greenpeace have launched Proyecto Yaguareté, a bold initiative to safeguard the survival…
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Brazil’s Atlantic Forest Faces Continued Threats Despite Decrease in Deforestation
The Atlantic Forest, one of Brazil's most threatened ecosystems, saw a 27% reduction in deforestation last year, but the devastation…
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El Niño Exacerbates Food Security Crisis in Central America
A recent study by the World Food Programme and Action Against Hunger reveals that El Niño has severely worsened food…
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Costa Rica Delays Electrical Rationing Amid Unexpected Rainfall
In a sudden reprieve brought by recent rains, Costa Rica postponed planned electrical rationings set for yesterday, marking a critical…
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Illegal Wildlife Trade Threatens Public Health Across Latin America
A recent UN report highlights the dire consequences of illegal wildlife trade, not just for biodiversity but also for global…
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Venezuela’s Last Glacier Redefined as Ice Field by Scientists
Venezuela is on the brink of becoming the first modern nation to lose all its glaciers as climate scientists reclassify…
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Catastrophic Floods in Brazil: A Call for Regional Solidarity and Action
Following unprecedented flooding in southern Brazil, the city of Porto Alegre faces a dire crisis. Eighty percent of residents lack…
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