Sergio Queiroz

New York

Journalist at Reuters

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Rosy outlook for China-Brazil co-op in green infrastructure, digitalization

3 weeks ago | globaltimes.cn | Sergio Queiroz

A container ship is seen at the Qingdao port in East China's Shandong Province on June 3, 2025. Photo: VCGAmid growing uncertainty triggered by shifts in global protectionist tariff policies, China and Brazil have continued to deepen bilateral trade cooperation, with the quality of collaboration steadily improving. Looking ahead, the two countries hold strong potential and momentum for further cooperation in key areas such as the green and digital economies.
As the Amazon’s waves weaken, a surfer fights to protect them

1 month ago | japantoday.com | Sergio Queiroz |Adriano Machado |Manuela Andreoni

Deep in the Amazon rainforest, the power of mighty rivers combines with the pull of the moon's gravity to form waves that run for dozens of miles. Record-breaking Brazilian surfer Sergio Laus fears that climate change and environmental degradation mean their days may be numbered.
As Amazon’s waves weaken, surfer fights to protect them

1 month ago | azdailysun.com | Sergio Queiroz |Adriano Machado

ARARI, Brazil — Deep in the Amazon rainforest, the power of mighty rivers combines with the pull of the moon's gravity to form waves that run for dozens of miles. Record-breaking Brazilian surfer Sergio Laus fears that climate change and environmental degradation mean their days may be numbered.
As the Amazon’s waves weaken, a surfer fights to protect them

1 month ago | wimz.com | Sergio Queiroz |Adriano Machado |Manuela Andreoni

By Sergio Queiroz, Adriano Machado and Manuela AndreoniARARI, Brazil (Reuters) -Deep in the Amazon rainforest, the power of mighty rivers combines with the pull of the moon’s gravity to form waves that run for dozens of miles. Record-breaking Brazilian surfer Sergio Laus fears that climate change and environmental degradation mean their days may be numbered.
As the Amazon’s waves weaken, a surfer fights to protect them

1 month ago | kfgo.com | Sergio Queiroz |Adriano Machado |Manuela Andreoni

By Sergio Queiroz, Adriano Machado and Manuela AndreoniARARI, Brazil (Reuters) -Deep in the Amazon rainforest, the power of mighty rivers combines with the pull of the moon’s gravity to form waves that run for dozens of miles. Record-breaking Brazilian surfer Sergio Laus fears that climate change and environmental degradation mean their days may be numbered.
As the Amazon’s Waves Weaken, a Surfer Fights to Protect Them

1 month ago | usnews.com | Sergio Queiroz |Adriano Machado |Manuela Andreoni

By Sergio Queiroz, Adriano Machado and Manuela AndreoniARARI, Brazil (Reuters) -Deep in the Amazon rainforest, the power of mighty rivers combines with the pull of the moon's gravity to form waves that run for dozens of miles. Record-breaking Brazilian surfer Sergio Laus fears that climate change and environmental degradation mean their days may be numbered.
As the Amazon’s waves weaken, a surfer fights to protect them

1 month ago | ground.news | Sergio Queiroz |Adriano Machado |Manuela Andreoni

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Brazilian vets race to save heron with cup lodged in its throat

Dec 6, 2024 | kfgo.com | Sergio Queiroz

By Sergio QueirozRIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) – Brazilian veterinarians are running against the clock to find and save a heron spotted with a plastic cup struck in its throat in the city of Rio de Janeiro, as they estimate the animal could die within five days if the object is not removed.
Veterinários do Rio correm para salvar garça com copo de plástico entalado na garganta

Dec 4, 2024 | reuters.com | Sergio Queiroz

RIO DE JANEIRO, 4 Dez (Reuters) - Veterinários do Rio de Janeiro estão correndo contra o relógio para encontrar e salvar uma garça que foi vista com um copo de plástico preso a sua garganta. Eles estimam que o animal possa morrer em cinco dias caso o objeto não seja removido. Jeferson Pires, veterinário e biólogo que trabalha na clínica de animais selvagens da Universidade Estácio, avistou a ave nesta semana na vegetação ciliar do oeste do Rio e compartilhou a cena nas redes sociais.
Veterinários do Rio correm para salvar garça com copo de plástico entalado na garganta

Dec 4, 2024 | terra.com.br | Sergio Queiroz

Veterinários do Rio de Janeiro estão correndo contra o relógio para encontrar e salvar uma garça que foi vista com um copo de plástico preso a sua garganta. Eles estimam que o animal possa morrer em cinco dias caso o objeto não seja removido. Jeferson Pires, veterinário e biólogo que trabalha na clínica de animais selvagens da Universidade Estácio, avistou a ave nesta semana na vegetação ciliar do oeste do Rio e compartilhou a cena nas redes sociais.