For a
more-than-human
world
SUMAÚMA and New York University School of Law join forces to center the rights and perspectives of animal-people, plant-people, and fungi-people
Belo Monte: forest and academia join to save Xingu
An alliance of traditional communities, Indigenous researchers and university scientists aims to produce reliable data to counter information presented by Norte Energia on the impacts of the hydroelectric plant
‘Nobody will forget the agony of the river dolphins’
Miriam Marmontel, an oceanographer leading a research group on aquatic mammals, talks about the horrific scenes she witnessed on Lake Tefé, in the Brazilian state of Amazonas, where at least 139 dolphins have died. While the climate crisis deepens in the Amazon, the animals’ cause of death is under investigation
Cyclones and droughts raise environmental concerns
Screams for help amid the devastating floods in southern Brazil and deadly heat during the Amazonian drought in the north. Extreme events are passing the tolerance levels of humans and non-humans, yet still we forget that we are nature.
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Every last molecule of oil?
In countries like Brazil, there is a fierce fight between those who see climate disruption as a crisis of civilization and those who resist making urgently needed changes. As leader of the G-20, Lula will need to position himself
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The Amazon of Fungi
A search for beings that sustain the Earth in a forest nearing the point of no return
