Maurício Angelo - MongaBay - Creative Commons
A breakthrough report has mapped out all the raids carried out to rescue people working in slave-labor conditions in mines across Brazil since 2008.
A total of...
by Débora Pinto - Translated by Maya Johnson - MongaBay - Creative Commons
A series of bills being deliberated in Brazil threatens to legalize illegally occupied land, change demarcation rules for Indigenous reserves and open...
by Jim Tan - MongaBay - Creative Commons
Gabon recently received the first $17 million of a pledged $150 million from Norway for results-based emission reduction payments as part of the Central African Forest...
by Elizabeth Fitt - MongaBay - Creative Commons
Israel and the U.A.E are moving to extend oil operations using Israel’s “land bridge,” an alternative to the Suez Canal, following the signing of the Abraham...
Liz Kimbrough - MongaBay - Creative Commons
According to a study published today in Nature, the Brazilian Amazon is emitting more carbon than it captures.
This study is the first to use direct atmospheric...
Dan Cohen - MintPressNews - Creative Commons
(MintPressNews) - As the investigation into Moïse’s murder unfolds, the U.S. is laying the groundwork to deploy troops into Haiti for the fourth time in 106 years, at the...
Elizabeth Claire Alberts - MongaBay - Creative Commons
(MongaBay) - In 2019, Hong Kong customs authorities inspected a cargo ship bound for Vietnam. Hidden beneath slabs of frozen meat were 8.3 metric tons of illegal...
Jessica Buxbaum - MintPressNews - Creative Commons
(MintPressNews) - OCCUPIED EAST JERUSALEM — In a video posted on activist organization Jewish Voice for Peace’s Twitter account, Muna El-Kurd explained why social media is so vital...
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