Brazil has struggled with water scarcity from the Amazon rainforest to the Pantanal wetlands. Here's what the water-rich ...

In many parts of Brazil, rivers may be losing water to the ground instead of gaining from it. A recent study found that ...

Once a climate champion, Brazil's president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, is pushing for more oil drilling, even as the country prepares to host the UN climate conference.

Brazil’s plans to build ports and roads ... opposition from Indigenous peoples who live nearby. The Tapajós River, a major Amazon tributary, is already a major deforestation, land-grabbing ...

the rivers. As humans, we have a unique origin and must live in harmony, protect nature for the well-being of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Q: Has Lula succeeded in making Brazil a ...

BELEM, Brazil, - Environmental activists from around ... ferries that normally ply the rivers, and school classrooms to host visitors. President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has said his goal in ...

Environmental activists from around the globe have eagerly awaited Brazil's turn hosting the United ... ferries that normally ply the rivers, and school classrooms to host visitors.

Petrobras has developed a strategy to form new reserves while launching major revitalization ... help Brazil ease the pressing matter of acquiring approval to drill near the Amazon River.

Also read: No respite for Brazil’s Yanomami group ... climate activists for pushing a major offshore oil exploration project near the mouth of the Amazon River.

when asked if an approval of Brazil’s proposal for oil drilling in the mouth of the Amazon River would make the country any different from previous petrostate COP hosts. “That is not something that is ...