Maxwell Radwin is a journalist who writes for Mongabay, focusing on environmental issues in Latin America. His articles cover topics such as deforestation, conservation efforts, and the impact of agriculture on the environment. Maxwell's work aims to raise awareness about the importance of protecting natural ecosystems and the challenges faced in achieving sustainable development.
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Maxwell's coverage focuses on environmental and agricultural issues in South America, particularly related to deforestation and conservation efforts. His focus is spread across government policies, expert commentary, industry-specific developments, and data-driven reports.
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By: Maxwell Radwin, Alexandrapopescu
Colombia President Gustavo Petro took office in 2022 with ambitious plans to combat climate change and lead a clean energy transition — a major challenge for a country that has struggled with high rates of deforestation and an economic reliance on oil and gas exports. A little more than two years into his government, Petro […]
By: Alexandrapopescu, Maxwell Radwin
MEXICO CITY — A hotel project in northern Mexico has stalled following a series of legal complaints that it failed to meet environmental standards, which would have protected coastal ecosystems and the local fishing economy. The Tres Santos hotel project in Baja California Sur will have to conduct new environmental impact studies in order to […]
By: Maxwell Radwin, Alexandrapopescu
MEXICO CITY — Illegal cattle ranching in Central America has led to the spread of a deadly parasite long thought to be eradicated, and conservationists are calling for tighter controls before it reaches Mexico and the US. An outbreak of new world screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) — a fly that infects warm-blooded animals — is the […]
By: Maxwell Radwin, Rebecca Kessler
An epidemic of avian flu in Patagonia appears to be on the decline after decimating southern elephant seal populations for the last year and half, with researchers finding no new cases in recent surveys of the coast. But the recovery process for many colonies, which were nearly wiped out in some areas, could be just […]
By: Maxwell Radwin
Surveys of Brazil's beef industry found there is still a serious lack of transparency throughout the supply chain, including from slaughterhouses and retailers.
MEXICO CITY — Officials in Mexico said they’re considering allocating 1% of the military budget for a countrywide tree planting program, with the aim of restoring forests and combatting climate change. President Claudia Sheinbaum proposed dedicating $24 billion of the military’s annual budget to support six million tree planters in the reforestation of around 15 […]
By: Maxwell Radwin
Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum proposed to the world's biggest economies to allocate 1% of their annual military spending, a total of about $24 billion, to support massive reforestation around the world.
By: Maxwell Radwin
Oil and gas companies have the ability to become a significant source of climate financing, a new study in Climate Policy argues.
By: Maxwell Radwin
A new study argues that taxing excess oil and gas profits could provide billions of dollars in climate financing, easing the financial burden on developing countries.
By: Alexandrapopescu, Maxwell Radwin
ESQUIPULAS, Guatemala — An estimated 8 million migrants have entered the U.S. during the Biden administration, the highest number in centuries. Many still come from the so-called Northern Triangle, made up of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, as they seek to escape gang violence and a lack of employment. But there’s another driver of migration […]
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