Environment
Update – Costa Rica Earthquake September 5 2012
Bridge at Sarapiqui, Costa Rica. Located closer to the Atlantic than the Pacific The quake struck Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula
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Nicaragua suspends tsunami alert after quake in Pacific Costa Rica
Nicaraguan authorities today suspended early warning of tsunami on the coasts of the Pacific Ocean
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Costa Rican shaken by magnitude-7.9 earthquake
he U.S. Geological Survey says a magnitude-7.9 earthquake shook 3 KM North East of Samara region of Costa Rica
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Costa Rica Receives Recognition Award for Protecting the Ozone Layer
the Ozone Secretariat of the United Nations Environment Program gave Costa Rica a recognition award for the protection of the ozone layer
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Strong Turnout of Sea Turtles on Guanacaste Beaches
Sea turtles are arriving at many Guanacaste beaches to lay eggs almost every night this rain season in large numbers. One beach seeing a great turnout is Ostiona, on the Nicoya Peninsula, although many beaches have been reporting strong...
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Green Costa Rica Pushes to Protect Rivers and Seas
San Jose - While it is recognized worldwide for its natural resources and green policies, Costa Rica maintains the longstanding debt to the environmental protection of rivers and seas, which expects to begin paying off with the creation of...
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G&M Cosmetics Launches Environmental Program in Costa Rica
G&M Cosmetics S.A., distributor of top-quality Italian hair care products from Davines, officially launched the program “Belleza Sostenible,” which aims at ensuring the sequestration of blue carbon in Costa Rica
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UNDP to Invest $ 3.3 Million in Environmental Protection in Costa Rica
The United Nations Program for Development (UNDP) announced that over the next three years it will invest $ 3.3 million in environmental protection
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Megaproject in Guanacaste Costa Rica Halted Over Water Concession
The Court ordered the project Las Catalinas to stop. The project is trying to build a village of 2500 villas for foreigners in area of Santa Cruz and Carrillo Guanacaste Costa Rica.
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Report Shows RECOPE Exceeds Legal Limits of Highly Toxic Chemicals in Fuel
The Association of Vehicle and Machinery Import (AIVEMA) conducted a series of chemical studies that states that the gasoline the Costa Rican Oil Refinery
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Crocodiles Will Be Monitored with Drones to Count Population and their Relationship with Communities in Costa Rican Rivers
The use of drones for monitoring crocodile populations in Costa Rica represents an important change from traditional methods: nighttime...