Jaqueline Sordi (text)
Greenwashing: how companies and governments mislead society
Como a propaganda falsa e exagerada sobre ações ambientais prejudica o combate às mudanças climáticas
Mimicking nature for prosperity and survival
American biologist Janine Benyus is a spokesperson for biomimicry, a field of knowledge that looks to the lessons learned over billions of years by more-than-humans to find answers to humanity's problems
The shrinking singers of a warming forest
At least 77 Amazon bird species are displaying body changes as a result of human-driven global heating, threatening to silence the canopy chorus
Carlos Nobre, a ‘terrified but optimistic’ scientist at the COP biodiversity conference
One of the world’s leading researchers on the Amazon and climate change says it’s still possible to prevent total collapse if we act now and listen to the real scientists: Indigenous people
One of the world’s leading researchers on the Amazon and climate change says it’s still possible to prevent total collapse if we act now and listen to the real scientists: Indigenous people
Carlos Nobre, a ‘terrified but optimistic’ scientist at the COP biodiversity conference
One of the world's leading researchers on the Amazon and climate change says it’s still possible to prevent total collapse if we act now and listen to the real scientists: Indigenous people
‘We run the risk of burning to death, of dying of hunger or thirst’
Indigenous leader Mara Xavante relates how the flames threatened her village in Mato Grosso, a state that suffered 19,964 fires in September
Indigenous leader Mara Xavante relates how the flames threatened her village in Mato Grosso, a state that suffered 19,964 fires in September