Sally Jabiel

Sally Jabiel is a Peruvian journalist who writes on climate crisis, feminism and inequality. Her work has appeared in El País, Distintas Latitudes and Migraciones Climáticas.

Peru

Intense droughts show fragility of Peru’s energy sector

As Peruvians feel shortages and price rises, experts point to a lack of planning on renewable energy

Peru

Peru’s Amazon-defending technologies

From radar to an Indigenous early-warning system, Peru is finding innovative ways to protect its rainforest

Peru

Illegal wildlife trade hotspot Peru steps up fight against traffickers

The country is one of the first in Latin America to classify wildlife trafficking as an organised crime, but challenges remain in protecting species

quechua teenagers on the napo river in the ecuadorian amazon

World

Tipping point: Indigenous peoples call for urgent measures in the Amazon

The world’s largest tropical forest could reach a point of no return by 2025. Land titles, restoration and foreign debt-for-nature swaps could help protect 80% of the Amazon

Peru

Indigenous women lead defence of Lake Titicaca’s dying life

With pollution endangering fish, frogs and birds in the lake that unites Peru and Bolivia, indigenous women are fighting to heal its waters

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