COP21 Update: How Are Latin American Cities Preparing for Climate Change?
Proactive local governments in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico are moving faster than national ones.
Paris Update: North America's Role in COP21 Climate Negotiations
Canada, Mexico, and the United States served as key players in the negotiations, making important policy moves and concessions.
Former UN Climate Talks President Says Latin America Has Much to Gain at Paris Conference
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Paula Dupraz-Dobias
An interview with Manuel Pulgar Vidal on the region's role at this week's UN climate talks.
Summary - Book Launch of A Fragmented Continent: Latin America and the Global Politics of Climate Change
The most important risk Latin America faces, the authors concluded, is the danger of being left behind if countries do not keep pace with global climate change efforts.
New Issue of Americas Quarterly: The Amazon Today
Out on November 12, the issue looks at how to balance conservation and economic growth in the world's largest rain forest.
Garbage Is Choking the Amazon's Biggest City
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Elaíze Farias
The seemingly insurmountable pollution of Manaus, Brazil