Enviroment
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Environment
Brazil Has Lost a Third of its Natural Areas
Brazil will lose 33% of its natural areas by 2023, with Amazon being the most severely impacted. This ongoing degradation…
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Mexico’s Sacred Ceiba of Xocén Falls into the Abyss
In the heart of the Mayan world, a 30-meter ceiba tree recently fell into a cenote in Xocén, Yucatán, drawing…
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The Role of women Water Harvesters in Mexico City in Combating Drought
Amidst prolonged drought and unreliable public water delivery, the women of Mexico City are pioneering rainwater harvesting solutions. Their efforts…
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Camping Essentials: Portable Lanterns and Water Heaters
Embarking on a camping adventure requires careful planning and the right gear to ensure comfort and safety. Among the essential…
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Collaborative Efforts to Combat the Cattle Screwworm in Latin America
Mexico and Guatemala have joined forces to tackle the resurgence of the cattle screwworm, a pest that poses significant risks…
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The Chelemeras Maya Women Restoring Mangroves in Mexico’s Yucatán
A group of Maya women, the Chelemeras, are restoring mangrove forests in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, safeguarding biodiversity, and protecting their…
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Elusive Predator Unveiled in Bolivia’s Dense Forests
An elusive predator has finally emerged from obscurity in the heart of northern Bolivia's dense forests. This discovery, detailed in…
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Jamaica Faces Severe Food Shortages After Hurricane Beryl’s Devastation
In the wake of Hurricane Beryl, Jamaica grapples with extensive food shortages and agricultural damage amounting to over $6.4 million.…
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Colombia’s Successful Fight Against Deforestation in 2023
Deforestation in Colombia fell 36% to a 23-year low in 2023, driven by efforts to curb environmental destruction in the…
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Colombian Rivers Host Hippopotamus Invasion from Drug Lord’s Legacy
In Colombia's Magdalena Basin, Pablo Escobar's legacy lives on through a growing hippo population, posing unique challenges to the local…
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