> The photographic artist turns his lens on the ecological narratives that have emerged from Bolsonaro’s sustained attack on the Amazon.

> A yearlong investigation by Mongabay and Earthsight has uncovered new evidence of corrupt deals and illegal _...Read More_

>"Amazon ecosystem is on verge of collapse, leaders tell brands such as Apple and Tesla as UN gathers in New York"

"A new study warns the Amazon could become a dry savanna within a few decades."

"The Amazon Rainforest is resilient: the largest rainforest on the planet has been around for at least 55 million years, surviving repeated ice ages and warming. But human impacts, combined with climate change, are decreasing that _...Read More_

The region is nearing a threshold beyond which its forests may be replaced by grasslands, with huge repercussions for biodiversity and climate _...Read More_

>"The findings, related to gold mining in Peru, provide new evidence of how people are altering ecosystems in dangerous ways around the world."

>"Activists target distribution network to highlight company’s treatment of workers and environmental impact"

>"Tiny proportion of world’s land surface hosts carbon-rich forests and peatlands that would not recover before 2050 if lost"

>"A new bipartisan bill would treat it that way."

Rich countries may be buying illegal gold that’s driving Amazon destruction

[https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.scroll.in/article/993562/in-subodh-guptas-paintings-of-forest-fires-our-ecological-fears-and-fates-get-conflated](https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.scroll.in/article/993562/in-subodh-guptas-paintings-of-forest-fires-our-ecological-fears-and-fates-get-conflated) The global artist’s ‘Lonely City’ series calls attention to the burning of Earth’s lungs."

Banner image: Recent fires in the Brazilian Amazon, along with logging and other human activities, have intensified the forest’s transformation to a carbon source, according several scientific studies. Image courtesy by Sergio Vale/Acre _...Read More_

"Amazon launched new programs to tackle waste created by returned and unsold items. Investigations into the e-commerce giant previously found millions of items were marked for destruction."