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Deep in Peru’s northern Amazon, the Indigenous Wampís people have taken matters into their own hands to protect their ancestral territory from illegal gold miners and loggers. Faced with years of environmental destruction and little government support, the Autonomous Territorial…
Brazilian Federal Police have charged 31 individuals in what authorities are calling the country’s largest carbon credit fraud operation to date. The criminal scheme, uncovered through “Operation Greenwashing,” involved fraudulent carbon credits while simultaneously laundering illegal timber from the Amazon…
As world leaders prepare for next week’s COP30 climate summit in Brazil, tiny Suriname is punching well above its weight in global climate discussions. This South American nation of just 600,000 people has achieved something remarkable: it’s one of only…
A small Mississippi community’s environmental victory has been overturned, allowing British biomass giant Drax to legally increase toxic air pollution from its wood pellet manufacturing plant. In April 2025, residents of Gloster, Mississippi (population 858) celebrated when state environmental regulators…
