‘This is the second house we’ve left now. The first flooded before’
Cartoonist Pablito Aguiar interviews Jeferson (Maninho) and Vanja Moura de Melo, residents of Alvorada, in Rio Grande do Sul, while they ride a boat through flooded streets in search of safe harbor
Welcome to the floating world
The devastating floods in southern Brazil are a taste of the ever-worsening chaos to come and a reminder of why governments must protect those who protect the forest and other pillars of climate stability
‘I’m in the rescue boat, having to tell the world we’re drowning’
Journalist, biologist, and researcher, Jaqueline Sordi has studied and reported on the climate crisis and on scientists’ unheeded alerts for years. Now she is witnessing the devastation of her home town of Porto Alegre by long-forecast torrential rains
Eight thousand Indigenous people occupy Brasília, only to be betrayed by men in suits
Lula is struggling to demarcate territories and there are signs of a retreat from a Supreme Court under attack from the most predatory Congress since Brazil's redemocratization
The fire that devoured Anzol
Fires have grown by 285% in Roraima, the result of crime, deforestation and the climate crisis, reducing part of the forest to ash, burning animals and leaving people with no home
