Latin America surpasses the world average in solar and wind energy
Zero Carbon Analytics reports that in November 2025, 19% of the region’s electricity came from solar and wind, above the
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Marine forests: hidden ecosystems beneath the sea
A forest is more than a group of trees—it is a complex ecosystem. And forests do not exist only on
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7.7 Million Animal Species on the Brink of Extinction
Global biodiversity is facing one of its deepest crises. More than 7.7 million animal species—over 20% of those known—are now walking
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Green hydrogen: a key bet on the energy of the future
Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, yet it is never found freely in nature. To be used
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Indigenous Reforestation: More Than Planting Trees — An Act of Hope
Indigenous communities in Latin America have ancient knowledge of the land, making them natural leaders in reforestation and conservation projects. As climate
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Global Biodiversity Plan: An Agreement for Life
The Global Biodiversity Framework, known as the Kunming-Montreal Agreement, aims to halt biodiversity loss by 2030 and start restoring nature. Adopted by 196
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Planet Earth Is Entering the Sixth Mass Extinction
One of Earth’s most defining features is its biodiversity—the enormous variety of life that has evolved over millions of years.
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Eco-Terra Returns: Gustavo Copelmayer Relaunches His Environmental Project
After a brief pause, Eco-Terra — the environmental media project created by Gustavo Copelmayer — is making a comeback. “Continuing this communication
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Why is Germany flooded?
“Following the shocking news, Chancellor Angela Merkel has called for a battle against climate change.”
“Only by decisively tackling climate change will we be able to keep extreme weather conditions like…
Miami Beach over mangroves and swamps
he recent tragedy on June 24 at Champlain Towers South, a building of more than 100 apartments by the sea in Miami Beach, set off alarm bells in Surfside, a Florida town of more than 5000 people…
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