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- Ivermectin reduces deaths by 92% for 10 cents a week Mon, 5 Sep 22, 7:16pmBy Jo Nova Itajai,SC. Brazil | Eduardo Marquetti
- Beautiful research center contains an indoor atrium Thu, 1 Sep 22, 5:30amSafdie Architects oriented the Albert Einstein Education and Research Center (AEERC) in Sao Paolo, Brazil, around an indoor forest. They hope to inspire the next generation of doctors to orient their mindset around wellness.[...]
- Rachel de Queiroz park preserves the wetlands in Brazil Thu, 1 Sep 22, 3:30amWetlands are key to the environmental recovery plan of Fortaleza, Brazil. The new Rachel de Queiroz park occupies one of the city's flooded preservation areas by adopting the drainage system as a structural element. Green...
- This treehouse of your dreams is the perfect namaste retreat Sat, 30 Jul 22, 3:30amTrikonasana, or the Triangle Pose asana in yoga, was the inspiration for Atelier Marko Brajovic's new Trikona House, a treehouse in Brazil with a livable interior...
- Kaieteur Falls is the world's largest single-drop waterfall Sat, 2 Jul 22, 1:30amIf a massive waterfall sits remotely in the rainforest and there’s no one to hear it, does it still make a sound? Yes, a massive one. Case in point: Kaieteur Falls, the world’s largest single-drop waterfall. It's buried...
- This summer home in Brazil is a beautiful staycation Fri, 10 Jun 22, 2:30amA Sao Paolo, Brazil, home completed in Santo Andre by Anastasia Arquitetos is a unique take on a multi-block sustainable residence on beach-facing terrain...
- Brazilian Pavilion at The World Expo transports visitors into nature Thu, 27 Jan 22, 4:30amThe immersive displays at The World Expo Dubai speak to technology, innovation, nature and the environment. Thanks to Cactus, an innovative award-winning design studio, the Brazilian Pavilion stands as an example of these...
- Bizarrely low dose Ivermectin still cut infections, hospitalization in half, deaths by 70% Sun, 9 Jan 22, 6:17pmIs your Minister of Health interested in saving lives, stopping infections or reducing the burden on hospitals? Did they ban ivermectin or study it?
- NY Times Claims Brazil Is Turning Into Desert, As Foliage Growth Surges Fri, 10 Dec 21, 9:00pmThe simple, undeniable truth is that vegetation is increasing virtually everywhere in Brazil. The New York Times, in order to promote a fictitious climate crisis, is telling provably wrong lies to sell newspapers and to...
- Amazon deforestation still high despite Brazil's COP26 pledge Wed, 10 Nov 21, 6:30amLast week at COP26 in Glasgow, 100 countries, including Brazil, pledged to reverse deforestation by 2030. However, recent figures for October show that Brazil is nowhere near protecting the Amazon rainforest. In...
- Increased temperatures contributed to more than 200,000 cases of kidney disease in 15 years in Brazil alone, world’s largest study finds Mon, 1 Nov 21, 12:00pmIn the paper the authors – who are also from the University of Sao Paulo – argue that the study “provides robust evidence that more policies should be developed to prevent heat-related hospitalisations and mitigate...
- Indigenous communities are crucial in protecting the Amazon Sat, 9 Oct 21, 6:30amIt is impossible to protect the Amazon rainforest without involving Indigenous communities, according to environmental activists fighting for the forests...
- Coffee prices spike, thanks to climate change Sat, 2 Oct 21, 2:30amIf melting polar ice caps and a deforested Amazon seem too far away to be real, many consumers may soon get an up-close and personal taste of climate change in their coffee cups. Coffee bean prices are about to...
- Fact-checking Bolsonaro's environmental claims at the UN Thu, 30 Sep 21, 2:30amWhen Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro addressed the U.N. General Assembly last week, he confused onlookers by boasting about his environmental record. Haven’t we been hearing about how the Amazon rainforest...
- Worst Frosts Hit Brazil Adjusted Away! Mon, 16 Aug 21, 11:00pmDespite having no data for much of the country, and most of the data they do have shows it has been a cold month: