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When the energy transition isn’t just: The case of Quintero and Puchuncaví in Chile

This region deserves the opportunity to shine again and to reach its full potential as a colorful coastal town and seaside resort with an identity rooted in agriculture, tourism and artisanal fishing.

Right to a healthy environment global coalition wins UN Human Rights Prize

First and foremost, the award highlights the importance of collaborating to advance the much-needed protection of our planet and fulfillment of human rights.

AIDA: 25 years defending the right to a healthy environment

Climate finance: Questions and answers

Climate finance is a complicated topic, and so we offer you a glimpse of the basics.

The dilemmas of a just energy transition

A valuable starting point is that everything that is carried out in favor of the energy transition must have a strong and decisive focus on the environment, human rights and gender.

Offshore drilling: Resisting a growing threat in Latin America

There are cases in the region that demonstrate a growing collective resistance to the blind advance of offshore drilling projects.

Biodiversity and indigenous languages: one heritage to protect

To speak of protecting biodiversity and linguistic diversity becomes an exercise in speaking in defense of territory and environmental defenders.

Latin America's role in coal extraction and use

Analysis of the coal situation in Latin America -and the region's role in the much needed decarbonization- based on the cases of Chile, Colombia and Mexico.

What happened at the World Water Conference 2023?

A review of the progress, inspiration, pending issues and future prospects following the global meeting at which the Water Action Agenda was adopted.

Strategic litigation and its role in the pursuit of justice

It is strategic because, based on a legal cause, it seeks to change unjust realities and position issues that are key to the formation of a democratic society.