Colombian legislators support the ratification of the Paris Accord
The South American country will soon present a bill to support its commitment to the COP21
The South American country will soon present a bill to support its commitment to the COP21
The recent BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2017 had a surprising statement to make
The carbon footprint of these automobiles is far from being nonexistent
The scientific community claims that two thirds of the mammal’s will disappear by 2050
There are many ways you can start a more environmental-friendly life and one of the most effective is to recycle
Rising temperatures threatens to unleash a humanitarian crisis according to various sources
Nicaragua, Syria, and now the United States are the only three countries to refuse to be part of the Paris Agreement
Nicaragua, Syria, and now the United States are the only three countries to refuse to be part of the Paris Agreement
The South American country is considering becoming dependent only on renewable energy.
Plastic is a material that is commonly found in almost every item and it’s contaminating our environment
Wondering where to throw away that old phone or drained batteries that are kept in a forgotten drawer in your house?
The cities of Puno and Juliaca are known for their illegal wildlife trade and it’s alarming environmental authorities
Latin America’s wind power market is changing with new players emerging, according to recent analysis.
In 2017, Latin America has been making headlines for its constant pollution alerts and it’s now raising concerns.
Each year, the news reminds us of the environmental damage humans are constantly making but, fortunately, not everything’s bad news.
Are the low number of pink river dolphins an indicator of threats for the whole Amazon region?
'Narco-deforestation' has boomed in the region as the trade has been pushed out of Mexico and the Caribbean.
Officials around the world warn president not to reverse climate efforts. Trump has already begun to peel away pollution rules imposed by Obama
Plastic-eating caterpillars might be the key to end with plastic pollution in a world that produces about 80 million tons each year.
The biggest concern of the environmental authorities is that the death of this whale is a consequence of human behavior
Brazil still has a long way to go in the field of ecotourism. There are accounts of people being accidentally bitten, and once a man retaliated by punching the dolphin
Corruption is one of the main obstacles to progress in Colombia, according to Santos