Homemaker Rita Zeferino lives in Mexico’s semi-desert state of Querétaro, where a data centre boom promoted by the government has left residents facing strict water rationing and power cuts.
The state is prone to drought, and residents say the needs of data centres are worsening water shortages and straining the electricity grid.
At India's oldest coalfield, workers hope education can win their children cleaner, healthier jobs, as a just transition taskforce is launched to attract new industries to this region wedded to dirty, dangerous mining for over a century
The Amazon state of Pará plans to use its natural resources to build a sustainable local economy, in a bid to tackle rainforest loss and climate change
Paradise to conservative immigrants, Paraguay offers no sanctuary for its LGBTQ+ locals who have carved out an underground world to escape daily discrimination