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The Amazon is an ecological, social and economic treasure and one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Here are some consequences of destroying the Amazon rainforest.

Old-growth forests, a rule ignored in favour of the exception

Media have reported in recent weeks on the release of the IPCC's most recent summary report – a final warning report. The authors could not be clearer on the state of the climate.

The drought that began over two decades ago shows no signs of lessening. The region may plunge into a perpetual dry season.

Millions of people in the U.S. lack running water. As climate change worsens, droughts will affect everyone regardless of economic status. Money cannot buy the rain.

Green roofs, artificial wetlands and rain gardens are manufactured inventions, but they function like natural systems.

Despite new environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives, the world is not yet on track to remediate the worst effects of climate change.

Corporate greenwashing is rising, causing public outrage at the spread of misinformation and lies