Brazil and Peru are failing uncontacted peoples – and the Amazon’s future is at stake
Indigenous peoples have resisted this hypocrisy because, for us, these forests are life itself. Many of our people have died in this struggle but we’ll keep fighting. We call on the Brazilian and Peruvian governments to stop playing both sides, to finally fulfil their constitutional, legal and moral obligations, and to join us in defending Indigenous territories and the isolated people whose simple request is to let them keep living free.
What Americans think about the environmental impact of AI, according to a new poll
Like Collins, several Americans said in follow-up interviews that they are worried about the energy and water required to power AI. Data centers need a tremendous amount of water to keep cool. Some communities strongly oppose data centers because they demand so much energy and water.
What I Wish I Had Known About Germany Earlier
Bureaucracy is not merely sluggish. It is a cultural scorn. It rejects the possibility of dialogue. It insists that ignorance, codified into policy, no matter how wrong and inhumane it is, remains the best resistance against social mobility, against moral motion. In such a society, hope is not misplaced. It is extinguished.
Staggering crocodile photos reveal just how ferocious these apex predators can be
Crocodiles are among the most remarkable animals on Earth. Perfectly evolved over millions of years, they are powerful hunters with incredible senses and lightning-fast reactions. Their armour-plated bodies, immense jaws and stealthy hunting techniques make them superb predators in rivers, wetlands and along coastlines – as this gallery of amazing crocodile photos shows.
Evolving Folks Project 