Deforestation and crime expand in Brazil’s Amazonia

Following improvements in the mid-2000s, deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions have been rising in recent years

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Dutch coalition partners face testing times

Maintaining unity and cohesion between the four coalition partners could become increasingly difficult

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Urban areas account for about 70% of carbon emissions and in parallel suffer increasingly frequent climate disruption

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Long-standing consensus over Chile's pragmatic foreign policy is fraying amid debate about the constitutional referendum

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Better understanding of hydrogen’s impact on climate may discourage dispersed projects where leakage is hard to contain

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The chaotic response to fears of a famine in East Africa has raised questions about the aid system’s capacity to deliver

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Companies and officials are trying to roll back climate regulation by equating environmental action with Western values

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President Guillermo Lasso’s economic reform agenda is becoming ever more complicated

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Plans to revive a post-war canal project face public resistance on corruption and climate grounds

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US national policy regime lags far behind rising use of polluting plastics

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