The New York Times • 15th January 2021 With oxygen running low, a health care system in Brazil nears collapse A shortage of oxygen tanks in the northern Brazilian state of Amazonas pushed the health care system to the brink of collapse.
TIME • 6th April 2020 Brazil's President Insists the Coronavirus Is Overblown. Governors Are Fighting Back Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro is in a class of his own. He is the only leader left to reject the consensus of scientists and statisticians on the gravity of the coronavirus outbreak.
TIME • 9th October 2019 Tipping point. The Amazon rainforest is disappearing On the Southern crest of the unscathed Amazon rain forest, a storm inundates a wooden shack just off a sodden mud road.
The Guardian • 5th April 2018 The apps that map violence – and keep Rio residents out of the crossfire Rejecting official information channels, Rio’s citizens are navigating their city using crowdsourced data on shootings and robberies as they happen.
Mongabay News • 28th March 2018 Brazil: U.S. investment spurs land theft, deforestation Harvard’s fund investments steeped in accusations of forged land titles, illegal deforestation, and expulsion of small-scale farmers from their homes.
Diálogo Chino • 7th October 2020 O turbulento processo de habilitação de frigoríficos de carne para a China Credenciamento de plantas é permeado por pressões políticas e econômicas. Exigências ambientais são ignoradas enquanto pecuária impulsiona desmatamento da Amazônia.
O Globo • 19th June 2012 ‘As cidades têm agido; os governos federais, não’ Entrevista exclusiva: Prefeito de Nova York, Michael Bloomberg, chega ao Rio para presidir o C40, cúpula dos prefeitos das maiores cidades do mundo.
O Globo • 3rd August 2014 Especial 'Tabaco: um outro lado negro' Investigação mostra que pequenos produtores no Rio Grande do Sul sofrem intoxicação pelo contato com a folha do tabaco.