Maps often represent dominant social, technical and political systems. In this post, Cla Ruzol and Cian Dayrit describe their…
Brazil is in the midst of a hydropower construction boom that is inundating large areas of rainforest and driving indigenous…
The Napo River watershed is immense. Fed by snow from the glaciated volcanic peaks of the Andes Mountains, and by rainwater…
The Napo Watershed forms one of the last free-flowing river corridors of the Amazon Basin, and is an important tourism…
As South American countries begin to move beyond fossil fuels, many are looking to hydropower. The rivers flowing from the…
High in the Andes Mountains, countless minor streams begin their pilgrimage downward, joining forces with the rain to form the…
Barry Brook and Corey Bradshaw argue that nuclear power should be considered a key component of future energy production to…
Although the nationally celebrated Earth Day has just passed, it’s important to consider our impact on the environment every day.
Logging the Onset of The Bottleneck…
The following is a guest post by Dr. Clinton Jenkins, an NC State biologist whose research focuses on conservation science.
More than 150 new dams planned across the Amazon basin could significantly disrupt the ecological connectivity of the Amazon…