Bolivia’s National Fire Emergency Exposes Failed Environmental Policies and Rising Risks

As Bolivia grapples with unprecedented wildfires devastating over 12 million hectares this year, the government's declaration of a "national emergency" underscores a deeper crisis: the failure of authorities to sustainably manage natural resources and enforce effective environmental protections.Are Globalist Policies Leaving Nations Vulnerable to Environmental Catastrophes?President Luis Arce's recent decree aims to mobilize additional resources and international aid to combat at least three major forest fires impacting national parks and protected areas. But such reactive measures raise pressing questions: why must countries suffer repeated ecological disasters before action is taken? How much more damage will unchecked land mismanagement inflict, not...