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    Costa Rica Used 100% Renewable Energy for 299 Days

    You probably didn't think it was possible, but it's true.  For 75 days straight in 2015, Costa Rica ran on 100% renewable energy, and then did it again this year for 76 days straight.But that isn't the only thing...

    Energy Efficiency Conference a Great Success

    The international Energy Efficiency Conference was a great success, judging by the turnout and the response of those who attended.  The Conference was held on Sept. 30th at the Real Intercontinental Hotel, and was a quality event in every...

    How Kids Helped Save the Rainforest

    What would you do if you saw your backyard being destroyed?  What if your backyard actually was the rainforest in Costa Rica?  In 1999, in Manuel Antonio, two 9-year-old girls decided that was wrong, and they decided to do...

    Drinking Water Shortages in San Jose

    The Costa Rican Institute of Aqueducts and Sewers, AyA, has asked residents of the greater metropolitan area of San Jose not to use their drinking water to clean up the debris which has resulted from the recent Turriabla volcanic...

    Washing Your Clothes is now an Environmental Concern

    Sherri Mason, a professor at State University New York, has been studying aquatic pollution in the U.S. Great Lakes for several years.  But for the first time ever, she found synthetic fibers woven into the gastrointestinal tracts of fish...

    Italy makes a Bold Decision

    Spraying of Roundup in public areas such as gardens, courtyards, roadways, sports fields, recreational areas, areas outside of schools, and other green space has now been banned in Italy.  They have also banned the practice of spraying before harvesting,...

    Other Serious Consequences due to Turrialba Eruptions

    Costa Rica sits on the infamous Ring of Fire.  Which means there are 6 active volcanoes and 61 dormant or extinct ones in the country.  And one of these has been quite active this week with over 20 eruptions...

    Sea Shepherd Turtle Protection Campaign

    The Costa Rican Government is forcing Sea Shepherd to shut down Operation Jairo II, a campaign to protect endangered sea turtles.  Any Sea Shepherd volunteer found patrolling beaches or engaging in sea turtle conservation work will be detained and deported.In...

    Power Company Announced LED Lighting Project

    The Costa Rican National Power and Light Company recently announced the implementation of LED lighting on any new infrastructure projects. Various private companies have been notified of these new guidelines for providing this type of lighting.  According to the National Executive,...

    WHY IS THE OSA PENINSULA SO BIODIVERSE?

    Any one who does a keyword searches on the Osa Peninsula will quickly find out that it’s one of the most biodiverse areas in the entire planet! But what exactly does that mean and how did this happen?Costa Rica’s...
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    Playa Blanca, Costa Rica: A Tranquil Escape into Nature’s Embrace

    Playa Blanca, meaning "White Beach" in Spanish, is a captivating gem nestled along the Pacific coast of Costa Rica....
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