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Starbucks baristas in Colorado are demanding fair wages and scheduling as they file for a union election and protest against management practices. This movement aligns with broader national efforts amid …
Colorado Starbucks Baristas Rally for Fair Wages and Unionization Efforts Read More
Scientists have discovered 27 new species in Peru’s Alto Mayo region, including an amphibious mouse and a blob-headed fish. The discovery highlights biodiversity in an area threatened by deforestation and …
Newly Discovered Species in Peru Highlight Biodiversity and Indigenous Knowledge Read More
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister James Marape announced plans to return to UN climate talks with a focus on forest conservation after boycotting recent discussions deemed ineffective. He emphasized the …
Papua New Guinea Plans Return to UN Climate Talks with Forest Conservation Focus Read More
Papua New Guinea’s PM James Marape has pledged to rejoin UN climate talks after boycotting this year’s summit, emphasizing the need to prioritize forest conservation. He stated that countries with …
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Reaffirms Commitment to UN Climate Talks Read More
Peru ranks as the third-largest exporter of Brazil nuts, with $30 million in exports and a 12.4% market share in 2023. Despite a 17.8% decline in demand and a contracting …
Peru Emerges as Third-Largest Exporter of Brazil Nuts Worldwide Read More
Brazil’s paper and pulp industry asserts that the upcoming EUDR will not disrupt operations, citing two decades of supply chain traceability. To meet compliance, investments in blockchain technology may increase …
Brazil’s Paper and Pulp Industry Adapts to EU’s Deforestation Regulation Challenges Read More
Brazil’s new laws in Mato Grosso and Rondonia undermine the Amazon soy moratorium, which prohibits soy cultivation on recently deforested land. The reductions in tax incentives for compliant companies may …
Brazil’s Legislative Changes Endanger Amazon Deforestation Protections Read More
Simon Chop’s new book “The Red Horse of the Apocalypse: The Spirit of Violence, Revenge, and Conquest” explores South Sudan’s violent history, drawing on his personal refugee experiences. The book …
Simon Chop’s “The Red Horse of the Apocalypse” Unveils South Sudan’s Struggles Read More
Nations are gathering in Riyadh to address the escalating problem of land drying due to climate change, with potential impacts on nearly five billion people by the century’s end. United …
Nations Unite in Riyadh to Tackle Global Land Drying Crisis Read More
Deforestation in the Peruvian Amazon is attributed to Mennonite colonies, sharply increasing from zero in 2017 to over 8,660 hectares by 2024. While significant agricultural development has been noted, concern …
Ongoing Deforestation Linked to Mennonite Colonies in the Peruvian Amazon Read More