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
It’s been a little over a decade since China launched its Belt and Road Initiative, a global program to improve relations with Latin America and other developing regions through trillions of dollars in investment in infrastructure and energy projects. But China hasn’t always carried out those projects in a responsible way, sparking outcry about their […]
By: Maxwell Radwin
Local and Indigenous communities in Suriname are speaking out about a new carbon credit trading scheme that they say the government pushed through without consulting them. They're worried they've been left out of forest conservation policies and revenue sharing tied to land that they have ancestral claims to.
By: Maxwell Radwin
The Ortega-Murillo regime relies on “green financing” from international institutions like the World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank and Global Environment Facility.
By: Maxwell Radwin, Alexandrapopescu
In January 2023, two men mysteriously disappear after speaking out against pollution from a controversial iron ore mine in Michoacán, Mexico. The following March, climate change protesters in Austria and Germany are beaten and pepper sprayed, and some have their homes raided by law enforcement. In September, a pair of youth environmental advocates are abducted […]
By: Maxwell Radwin
Cutting-edge machine-learning models have created one of the most detailed, high-resolution maps yet of aboveground carbon density in the Amazon Rainforest, revealing where the forest is most intact and what areas are most in need of conservation attention. A combination of machine-learning models and satellite readings show that the Amazon Rainforest contains 56.8 billion metric […]
By: Maxwell Radwin
Honduras this year launched a plan to eliminate deforestation by 2029, with a special focus on recovering land used by criminal groups for timber trafficking. Officials have already carried out hundreds of operations and arrested dozens of people tied to organized crime. But some experts worry that the plan doesn't go far enough.
By: Maxwell Radwin
Permits granted for the construction of an industrial mining project in northern Colombia are raising concerns among residents and conservationists, who say they might lose their food and drinking water to unregulated pollution, causing them to relocate to other parts of the country.
By: Maxwell Radwin
Odyssey Marine Exploration, a deep-sea mining company based in Florida, sued Mexico after rejecting environmental permits for a phosphate mining project off the coast of the state of Baja California Sur.
By: Maxwell Radwin
Neri Ramos de Silva, a 23-year-old Guarani Kaiowá man, was shot in the back of the head by military police in the southwestern state of Mato Grosso
By: Maxwell Radwin
An ambitious anti-deforestation law in the EU could be delayed for at least a year following pressure from foreign governments and producers, who said they were struggling to meet upcoming deadlines for the new trade regulation. The EU deforestation-free products regulation (EUDR) was scheduled to go into force on January 1, requiring exporters to prove […]
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