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    Climate Change: Justice, A Radical Demand

    The projection of climate scenarios for Latin America and the Caribbean is worrisome.

    Recent Impact of the Crazy Ant: Animals Dying Blind and Damage in Forested Areas in Guanacaste, Warns Report

    It is about an invasive species native to South America, whose first traces in Costa Rica date back to 2016, specifically in Argentina de Grecia.

    Organic Agriculture as a Measure Against Climate Change

    Costa Rica is known for its biodiversity and natural landscapes. However, like many other nations, it is facing the challenges of climate change.

    World Vision Launches a Climate Initiative for “Regreening” the Central American Dry Corridor

    Extreme climatic variations, from prolonged droughts and excessive rainfall, have increased food insecurity "alarmingly"

    Bill Seeks to Promote the Bioeconomy in costa Rica

    The initiative seeks to finance research and development of the bioeconomy, and incubation of so-called bioenterprises

    A Victory for Multilateralism and for the High Seas

    The high seas cover almost half of our planet. It is our greatest global commons and makes Earth habitable by providing oxygen and food

    Talamanca Regulatory Plan is Denounced as Threatening the Gandoca Manzanillo Refuge

    The complainants indicate that the urban proposals of these corporations would disastrously affect the area, causing and accelerating

    Costa Rica Keeps a Treasury of Seeds, in the Face of Climate or Food Crises, in Turrialba

    These seeds, which can be stored at low temperatures for up to 40 years without being damaged, can be used in research, genetic improvement or supply

    Educational Centers in Costa Rica Will Recycle and Win in the Second Edition of the Ambientados Award

    In the 2022 edition, 23 educational centers from the Greater Metropolitan Area (GAM) participated

    168 Years of Chinese Culture in Costa Rica Are Celebrated With Sculpture

    Marco Polo's mythical Cathay was famed as a land of spicesjewelery and fine silks, so China's trading tradition is as old as the nation
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    What’s My Age Again?”: The Great Costa Rican Philharmonic’s Rock, Pop and Punk Presentation at the Melico Salazar

    The Philharmonic Orchestra will present “What’s My Age Again?”, a show featuring arranged versions of hits from bands and...
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