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  • A Look at Little-Known Giant Armadillos

    A Look at Little-Known Giant Armadillos

    Until just recently the science world knew little of the giant armadillo, the largest of the armadillo species ...
    Americas July 1, 2013
  • Brazil Asks Hotels to Keep Prices Reasonable for World Cup, Olympics

    Brazil Asks Hotels to Keep Prices Reasonable for World Cup, Olympics

    ITATIBA, Brazil—Brazil is telling hotels to keep their prices at reasonable levels ahead of the major sporting events ...
    Americas June 21, 2013
  • Study Finds High Levels of Arsenic in Brazilian Rice

    Study Finds High Levels of Arsenic in Brazilian Rice

    ITATIBA, Brazil—The country that has been dubbed the "world's breadbasket" is facing issues with high arsenic levels in ...
    Americas June 3, 2013
  • Security Top Focus at Rio World Cup, Olympics, Authorities Say

    Security Top Focus at Rio World Cup, Olympics, Authorities Say

    ITATIBA, Brazil—Security at sporting and other mass events is in the spotlight more than ever in the wake ...
    Americas May 13, 2013
  • The Power of Words

    The Power of Words

    SÃO PAULO, Brazil—It was like any other morning at the busy intersection by the Camargo Street near Butantã ...
    Americas April 30, 2013
  • Brazil Airports Not Ready for World Cup and Olympics, Study Finds

    Brazil Airports Not Ready for World Cup and Olympics, Study Finds

    A study by University of São Paulo researchers shows that airports in Brazil do not have proper signage ...
    Americas April 16, 2013
  • Brazil’s Soybean Exports Set Back by Transportation Bottlenecks

    Brazil’s Soybean Exports Set Back by Transportation Bottlenecks

    Although Brazil's soybean production reached record levels this year, port congestions are impeding exports of soybean as producers ...
    Americas April 1, 2013
  • Shark Species Added to the List of Protected Species

    Shark Species Added to the List of Protected Species

    The world’s major international wildlife conference approved a proposal to regulate international trade of sharks in a historic ...
    Science March 25, 2013
  • Carnival Time in Brazil: Busiest Tourist Season

    Carnival Time in Brazil: Busiest Tourist Season

    There are a number of carnivals in Brazil each year, and the one in Rio de Janeiro is ...
    World News February 19, 2013
  • Uncontacted Tribes in the Amazon: Isolated by Choice

    Uncontacted Tribes in the Amazon: Isolated by Choice

    The startling images of an uncontacted Brazilian tribe taken from a plane a few years ago had many ...
    World News February 5, 2013
  • Adventure Traveling in Brazil

    Adventure Traveling in Brazil

    Adventure traveling and ecotourism are becoming more popular in Brazil.
    World News January 7, 2013
  • Farming in Brazil’s Amazonas: Preserving the Hands That Feed

    Farming in Brazil’s Amazonas: Preserving the Hands That Feed

    A program in Brazil's Amazonas helps farmers generate income while preserving the rainforest.
    World News December 27, 2012
  • On Mission to Help the Environment With Surfing

    On Mission to Help the Environment With Surfing

    Brazilian couple promotes surfing boards made out of plastic bottles to make surfing accessible for all children and ...
    World News December 10, 2012
  • Brazilian President Vetoes Parts of New Forest Code

    Brazilian President Vetoes Parts of New Forest Code

    Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff vetoed nine items on the provisional measure passed by the Congress to alter the ...
    World News November 1, 2012
  • Brazil Bolsters Efforts Against Amazon Deforestation

    Brazil Bolsters Efforts Against Amazon Deforestation

    Brazil is stepping up its efforts to halt the illegal deforestation of the Amazon rainforest.
    World News October 16, 2012
  • Prevalence of C-Sections a Concern in Brazil

    Prevalence of C-Sections a Concern in Brazil

    Saturdays are a popular day to give birth in Brazil—especially in private hospitals where over 80 percent of ...
    World News September 24, 2012
  • Mercury Mining Decision in Brazil on Hold

    Mercury Mining Decision in Brazil on Hold

    A recent resolution on gold mining in Brazil's Amazonas State has scientists questioning the effectiveness.
    World News August 24, 2012
  • Controversial Brazilian Forest Bill Passes House

    Controversial Brazilian Forest Bill Passes House

    After being postponed three times in recent weeks, then a final, grueling overnight debate, Brazil's House of Representatives ...
    World News May 27, 2011
  • New Brazil Forest Code Could Put Amazon in Peril, Say Critics

    New Brazil Forest Code Could Put Amazon in Peril, Say Critics

    Critics of Brazil's controversial new Forest Code have a few days left to press for changes before the ...
    World News May 6, 2011
  • Study Says Antioxidants in Grape Residue Preserves Chicken Meat

    Study Says Antioxidants in Grape Residue Preserves Chicken Meat

    Grape extract may preserve cooked chicken meat as well as the synthetic preservative BHT does.
    Science April 9, 2011
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