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    Dust From The Sahara Will Not Reach Costa Rica, But It Will Reduce Rainy Conditions

    According to IMN experts, the presence of dust in the Caribbean Sea is creating a drier environment in Central America

    Prevent Yourself for the Upcoming Heat Wave!

    During this season, which will last until July 26th, 2023, the heatwave is expected to be stronger in places like Liberia, La Cruz, Carrillo,

    Amazon Countries Determined to Preserve Their Rainforest Amid Climate Crisis

    ACTO delegates, made up of Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, agreed on the need to avoid

    What Are Waterspouts and Why Are They Formed?

    Costa Rica had not registered waterspouts since 2020; however, so far in 2023, 7 waterspouts have already formed

    Recycling Challenge: Eliminating Plastic Bags But without “Demonizing” the Material

    Some studies indicate that each person spends an average of 230 plastic bags a year, which is equivalent to more than 500 billion worldwide

    Climate Change Helps Dangerous Fungi Better ‘Infect and Invade’ Humans

    with cases nearly doubling in 2021 and, in some areas, most cases are resistant to, at least one antifungal

    What Is the ‘Heat Dome’ that Causes Extreme Temperatures in Central America, the Caribbean and Parts of Mexico?

    The heat in parts of Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean has reached sweltering levels in recent days. And this largely

    An Admirable Struggle in Costa Rica! Fabián Pacheco According To the Voice of Fellow Environmentalists

    Silvia Rodríguez of the Biodiversity Coordination Network and renowned environmental activist, Flora Fernández Amón, detail Fabián Pacheco's nomination and the actions that continue to threaten Costa Rica's biodiversity.

    Forest Fires in Canada: Between the Balm of the Rain and the Heat that Favors New Embers

    Justin Trudeau, Canadian Prime Minister, was in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region of Quebec on Wednesday, where he met with military

    How a Pesticide Banned in Europe Stole Water from a Town in Costa Rica (Part 3)

    This problem might never have come to light if it hadn't been for the suspicions aroused in Cipreses neighbor Isabel Méndez when she visited the Plantón spring nine years ago.
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    Dance of the Little Devils: Among Oldest Indigenous Ceremonies in Costa Rica

    With great excitement and expectation, I went to experience one of the most historic and unique traditional festivals held...
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