By Bruno Kelly AUTAZES, Brazil, Oct 13 (Reuters) - El Niño, climate change and human activity are fueling a surge in fires ...

There were 1,679 fires in Brazil’s Amazonas state this month, a 253% surge compared to the same period last year. Read more ...

"For months, Indigenous Peoples have occupied government buildings and marched in the streets to demand that Belo Sun abandon its plans ..." ...

Brazil votes Sunday in a presidential election that could reshape its relationship with President Trump, return the Bolsonaro ...

For the riverine community of Nova Sociedade, deep inside a protected area of Brazil’s Amazon rainforest, the Arapiuns River is the only route to the outside world. The Arapiuns flows into the Tapajos ...

Brazil's presidential election on Sunday isn't just about who runs the government—it's a test of President Trump's sway in ...

Brazil’s Environment Ministry said it had deployed fire crews and aircraft to help fight fires in Amazonas state. It also said it had notified the owners of rural properties to ...

Audios sent to the Parakanã people in Brazil's Amazon threaten an invasion of their Indigenous land if Flávio Bolsonaro wins ...

“Brazil emerges from these elections with a Congress that is even more aggressive toward Indigenous rights,” said the ...

Brazil’s upcoming presidential election could reshape the Amazon's future. Control of the country, which contains about 60% ...