LifeArk's amphibious housing can move with rising water, which lets people build in areas with high flood risk.

Earthsight claims fashion brands are buying leather for products like luxury bags that has links to illegal deforestation.

An archaeologist excavates one of the ceramic urns at the site of Lago do Cochila in Fonte Boa, Brazil. LAGO DO CHOCILA, ...

When a massive tree toppled in the floodplains of Fonte Boa, a region in the Brazilian Amazon, local fishermen noticed ...

The Amazon founder purchased three homes totaling $237 million in South Florida’s elite Indian Creek Village during a span of ...

The COP30 climate conference will be held as planned in the Amazonian city of Belem in Brazil despite concerns about shortage ...

Canalevia® (crofelemer delayed-release tablets), under the name Canalevia-CA1, is conditionally approved by the FDA for ...

Illegal cattle ranches clearing the Amazon rainforest are behind the leather in high-end handbags made by top European and ...

The discovery, made in a remote village in Brazil’s Amazon Rainforest interior, included seven urns, two of which were larger ...

At some point you have likely heard the term “biodiversity.” Maybe you heard the term on the news or during a nature documentary. Perhaps a consulting forester has discussed the ...

More women are connecting environmental degradation with attacks on women's rights, seeing both as rooted in similar values. They’re drawing on personal experiences and reams of research to make their ...