What are the main problems in Argentina?

Deforestation and pollution are the main threats to Argentina's biodiversity and landscapes. A census in 1914 revealed that Argentina had approximately 105 million ha of forest. Today, studies estimate a remaining 28 to 45 million ha. read more

Argentina’s infrastructure is creaking – a fact which is not surprising, given the economic problems faced by the country. Large chunks of the capital frequently have to rely on generators for power, and flooding regularly wipes out swathes of towns. read more

The major environmental issues in Argentina are pollution and the loss of agricultural lands. The soil is threatened by erosion, salinization, and deforestation. In the 1995, Argentina had 33,942 ha (83,872 acres) of forest and woodland. read more