Emergência climática

Two years of SUMAÚMA: time for deeper Amazonization

On the frontline of the war waged against Nature, our newsroom is Amazonizing with the arrival of its first forest-journalists

‘The flood knocked all the trees down, right? They’re all dead, dry’

‘An ecological civilization will have to be socialist’

A critic of the consumption of resources that produce no common good, such as military spending and advertising, Canadian activist Ian Angus wants an economy that is organized to meet social needs rather than private profit

‘It was me who built this house. Now I’ll build it again’

Smuggled, killed or free: three fates of the Matamata turtle

Since 2015, Colombian authorities have intercepted illegal shipments of thousands of these remarkable ‘reptilian skunks’ whose ‘smile’ belies an often sad treatment

‘I used to think this was the middle of nowhere, now it’s the world where I live’

Lula is right: we need a global tax on the super rich

Amid growing signs of climate breakdown and declining trust in carbon credits, the world’s best hope is to soak the billionaires and super-polluters who got us into this mess

‘You see people’s lives in the debris’

Environmentalist Leonardo da Costa visits Rio Grande do Sul’s largest temporary landfill, where thousands of belongings lost to flooding were sent

Novo Progresso: the worst of the worst for Amazon deforestation

In the town that led Brazil’s infamous Fire Day, land thieves flex their muscles and set the tone for the next elections, pressuring Congress, the Judiciary, and the Lula administration to sever and privatize a chunk of Jamanxim National Forest twice the area of São Paulo city