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After the upheaval of 2020<\/a> and stuttering recovery in 2021<\/a>, Latin America and the world will have hoped for a quieter, steadier year in 2022. It has been anything but.<\/p>\n

The enduring effects of the Covid-19 pandemic<\/a> have brought disruption to economies and supply chains, with implications for politics and the environment \u2013 disruption that has been exacerbated further by Russia\u2019s war in Ukraine<\/a>. Meanwhile, various extreme weather events<\/a>, ever intensifying, have throughout the year laid bare Latin America\u2019s vulnerability to the impacts of climate change.<\/p>\n

There have been some steps forward on the environment, however. Normal service has resumed at global conferences, such as the COP27 climate summit<\/a> and COP15 biodiversity talks<\/a>: offline and face-to-face once more, they have brought a mix of progress and frustration. Key elections have also seen more pro-environment candidates thrust to power, including in Brazil<\/a>, Colombia<\/a> and Chile<\/a>, with talk of a new, green-tinged \u201cpink tide\u201d<\/a> washing across the region.<\/p>\n

Beyond the year\u2019s headline-grabbing events, Di\u00e1logo Chino sought to tell a number of under-explored stories about the environment in Latin America, bringing unique insight and perspectives from across the region and beyond. Here are our editors\u2019 favourites from the past 12 months.<\/p>\n

Fl\u00e1via Milhorance, Brazil editor<\/h2>\n

Amaz\u00f4nia Ocupada<\/a><\/h3>\n
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This year, I hit the road with two fellow reporters to trace the colonisation of the Amazon since the 1970s, when Brazil\u2019s military government promoted migration to the rainforest, encouraging occupation and deforestation of land for agricultural use. Together, we produced Di\u00e1logo Chino\u2019s first-ever Portuguese-language podcast series, Amaz\u00f4nia Ocupada<\/a>. As a Brazilian journalist covering the environment, I\u2019ve watched the global interest in the rainforest increase at the same pace as deforestation rates in recent years, but most news reports have focused only on the number of fires and the hectares of forest lost. This project was born in mid-2021 from a desire to go beyond the numbers, to explain how the situation has reached this critical point, one that is leading the rainforest to a tipping point<\/a>.<\/p>\n

During our trip along the BR-163 highway \u2013 a key axis of Amazon development over the decades \u2013 we spoke to gold miners<\/a>, Indigenous peoples<\/a>, loggers<\/a> and cattle ranchers<\/a>, among dozens of other voices. From the start, the idea was to bring together diverse, even opposing, views on the rainforest and its future. It ended up being a five-part series, and though only available to listen to in Portuguese, accompanying stories are available for each in English, starting from here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Jack Lo, Andean region editor<\/h2>\n

A controversial road crosses one of the world\u2019s best-preserved biomes<\/a><\/h3>\n
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For me, this story on a road expansion project in Bolivia\u2019s Chiquitania region is a great example of Di\u00e1logo Chino\u2019s efforts to promote dialogue and respect for all people. Earlier this year, in partnership with Bolivian media La Regi\u00f3n and the Environmental Information Network<\/a> (RAI), we headed to the Chiquitano dry forests, one of the most biodiverse corners of the planet, and spoke with the people who live in this fragile ecosystem. We heard of their grievances and demands surrounding the construction of a World Bank-backed, Chinese-built 200-kilometre road<\/a> through the forests, and looked to understand the environmental impacts it would cause.<\/p>\n

We also heard from various specialists from government and local organisations, who gave insight into the public policies impacting the project. Accompanied by video testimonies and striking aerial shots, the investigation provided a reminder of the need to engage all stakeholders from the outset of such initiatives, particularly through consultations with affected communities. It also allowed us to shine a light on the need for infrastructure projects to improve people\u2019s quality of life without harming the world we live in.<\/p>\n

Alejandra Cu\u00e9llar, Mexico and Central America editor<\/h2>\n

Drought in northern Mexico brings water shortages and social unrest<\/a><\/h3>\n
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Chantal Flores\u2019 writing and Antonio Ojeda\u2019s striking photography came together in a powerful account of how water shortages are impacting northern Mexico<\/a>. For me, it was yet another eye-opener to how climate change is disproportionately impacting lower-income communities and how struggles are emerging from such shortages. The troubled Ramos River plays an important role in this story: as it struggles to provide water to the people, it is also symbolic of the state of the wider environment. Water is not just important for humans \u2013 it is what supplies plants and animals with sustenance and without it, the entire ecosystem fails. Reporting on these kinds of stories from a human angle allows us to understand climate change with empathy, and can hopefully encourage change.<\/p>\n

Meet Zacua, Mexico\u2019s first electric car brand<\/a><\/h3>\n
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Read here: Meet Zacua, Mexico\u2019s first electric car brand<\/a><\/strong><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In my own reporting, I visited the offices of Zacua, the brand behind Mexico\u2019s first electric car<\/a> \u2013 and got to test-drive one! I interviewed CEO Nazareth Black and learned about the challenges that come from creating any technology in a developing country. Zacua have built their own models in a factory in Puebla that employs a large number of women on the assembly line \u2013 something that is unusual in the world of car manufacturing. Reporting on renewable energies<\/a> and electric cars<\/a> throughout Latin America has been enriching and challenging. Most of the technology used in renewables comes from the global north and China. But along with a number of newer brands in Latin America, Zacua is pushing for domestic and in-house technology. This is part of efforts by entrepreneurs to move away from an economic model based on commodities export to a more refined model which allows the global south to design its own possibilities. Although it is still filled with obstacles, it is a path that we will continue to cover in the coming years.<\/p>\n

Patrick Moore, assistant editor<\/h2>\n

Even Chile\u2019s drought-hit communities rejected \u2018ecological\u2019 constitution<\/a><\/h3>\n
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The journey of Chile\u2019s constitutional reform was a story Di\u00e1logo Chino followed closely this year, and one that provided me with a glimmer of hope in an otherwise glum year. To its supporters, the proposed new constitution was the basis for an ecologically minded state<\/a>; to its detractors<\/a>, it was a \u201cfiscally irresponsible left-wing wish list\u201d. Fronted by the young government of Gabriel Boric and drafted by a diverse citizens\u2019 assembly, the document\u2019s progressive ideals and the democratic process<\/a> behind it were laudable in their ambition \u2013 if not in their final outcome, as 62% of voters rejected it in a September plebiscite.<\/p>\n

Di\u00e1logo Chino later visited drought-stricken communities<\/a> that may have stood to benefit from the draft\u2019s provisions over water rights, hearing residents\u2019 reasons for rejecting reform, and observers\u2019 concern over disinformation that circulated in the run-up to the vote. There is still hope for change, however, with polls showing that Chileans remain keen on replacing the current Pinochet-era constitution \u2013 just not with this one \u2013 while President Boric has set the wheels in motion for a new process<\/a>. As Chile prepares to do it all again, such lessons and insights from the ground will be essential.<\/p>\n

Marina Bello, editorial assistant<\/h2>\n

How South American agriculture is adapting to climate change<\/a><\/h3>\n
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Read here: How South American agriculture is adapting to climate change<\/a><\/strong><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

I particularly like articles that zoom out to take in what is happening at the regional level, bringing in perspectives and experiences from different countries on the same issue. Given the vulnerability of Latin America and the Caribbean to the effects of climate change, regional stories often focus on problems, from droughts<\/a> that wipe out crops to challenges in the energy transition<\/a> in countries highly dependent on fossil fuels. That\u2019s why I chose this article as one of my favourites of the year. It focuses on agriculture\u2019s adaptation to climate change<\/a>, and the solutions that working groups and communities have found in Argentina, Bolivia and Colombia, without losing sight of the human amid the technical. I believe that such holistic views of agriculture and the teaching of knowledge that goes beyond what is strictly \u201cnecessary\u201d for agricultural work \u2013 for example, labour organisation and the use of technological tools, the internet and monitoring instruments \u2013 are fundamental to make the leap in scale that agriculture in the region needs in order to become more sustainable.<\/p>\n

Ferm\u00edn Koop, Southern Cone editor<\/h2>\n

Can lithium be produced with a lower environmental impact?<\/a><\/h3>\n
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Throughout 2022, companies and governments have looked to scale up their lithium operations in Latin America, with numerous projects beginning extraction and processing, notably in Chile, Argentina and Bolivia \u2013 the countries of the so-called \u201clithium triangle<\/a>\u201d that concentrate more than half of the world\u2019s reserves of the mineral. However, as Di\u00e1logo Chino has regularly reported, lithium extraction brings a wide array of social and environmental challenges<\/a>, mainly regarding water use. Javier Lewkowicz\u2019s story asks a vital question, at a time when lithium demand continues to grow: whether it’s feasible to produce lithium more sustainably. Javier reports on and explains alternative production methods that are starting to be used across the region, which suggest a possible way forward for the industry. Most of the methods are, however, still in the laboratory phase and would need to be scaled up in order to make a significant difference in the current landscape of lithium production.<\/p>\n

Juan Ortiz, editorial assistant<\/h2>\n

Can Latin America\u2019s new \u2018pink tide\u2019 turn green?<\/a><\/h3>\n
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Read here: Can Latin America\u2019s new \u2018pink tide\u2019 turn green?<\/a><\/strong><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

From 2023, the five largest economies in Latin America will be governed by the left, and there are expectations that a new \u201cpink tide\u201d<\/a> across the region may bring more alignment on environmental issues. In the case of Colombia, new president Gustavo Petro has pledged to promote an energy transition to decarbonise the nation\u2019s economy, to bury proposals to exploit gas reserves<\/a> by fracking, and to increase conservation of the Amazon and marine ecosystems, among other initiatives. From Colombia, journalist Laura Nat\u00e1lia Cruz Ca\u00f1on gave an excellent summary of the new government\u2019s environmental goals<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Next door in Brazil, the return to power of Luiz In\u00e1cio Lula da Silva represents a break with the policies of destruction of Jair Bolsonaro\u2019s government. But while more environmentally friendly leadership may be back, pressure from the country\u2019s big agribusiness is also increasing. In an October interview, Marina Silva<\/a> \u2013 who is tipped to return to the helm of the Ministry of the Environment, a position she held in the previous Lula government \u2013 told Di\u00e1logo Chino of her belief that Brazil will regain its position as an international environmental leader. The signs were promising at the COP27 conference, where Lula received a \u201crockstar\u201d welcome<\/a>. But when it takes office in January, the new government will face huge challenges, to fight the advance of deforestation and fires in the Amazon, illegal mining on Indigenous lands, and the attacks of an agribusiness sector ever more loyal to the defeated Bolsonaro.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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