
European Parliament Delays Anti-Deforestation Law Until 2026
The Brussels decision reflects growing pressure from businesses and trading partners to ease environmental regulation.

The Brussels decision reflects growing pressure from businesses and trading partners to ease environmental regulation.

Ahead of the 2026 election, the jailing of the former president has left Brazil’s conservative bloc without a unifying figure.

Activists poured environmentally friendly paint into the canals, rivers, lakes, and fountains of ten Italian cities to draw attention to the “effects of climate catastrophe.”

The former head of state had been under house arrest since August, and on Saturday one of his lawyers announced that he had been taken into custody.

Divisions on climate finance and trade measures have further strained already tense negotiations in Belem.

The UN’s climate-change gabfest is shaping up to be as farcical as always.

The persecution of ordinary citizens on behalf of the LGBT movement will be funded by the state—that is, by the taxpayers being targeted.

Who knew? Fighting climate change requires an eight-mile highway be built through the Amazon, speeding eco-delegates to and from their luxury hotels.

Prison guards took the former Brazilian president from his home into medical care, where he remains under house arrest.

How did Brazil become so authoritarian that a young woman had to flee her country to escape prison for calling a man a man?