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    At Older Age, the Environmental Habits of Costa Ricans Change, according to TEC Measurement

    At an older age, people are more likely to complete environmental practices or make purchases motivated by eco-friendly factors. This is demonstrated by the results of the survey "Environmental Commitment of the Costa Rican population", developed by the Technological...

    The Best Time to Fish in Costa Rica: A Guide to Maximizing Your Catch

    Costa Rica is a haven for fishing enthusiasts, with its pristine waters and abundant marine life.

    How Does Costa Rica Contribute To Caring For The Planet?

    Cleaning the beaches, protecting the rivers, without using pesticides or plastics, recycling and very importantly planting

    Plan Seeks to Reduce 52 Tons of Plastic Waste Generated in Costa Rica

    The project also has pilot plans for the reduction and recovery of plastic in retail chains

    Sardinal Station in Guanacaste Recorded the Highest Temperature of this Year

    The National Meteorological Institute (IMN) reported this past Thursday the highest temperature recorded so far in 2023.

    Counting the Dead to Save Costa Rica’s Wild Cats

    Daniela Araya-Gamboa wakes before dawn and heads to work in a reflective vest. A grim and dangerous task...

    Plan Promoted by Costa Rica Will Ask, the International Court for a Pronouncement on Responsibilities for Climate Change

    The United Nations (UN) will ask the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for an advisory opinion on the obligations of states regarding climate change.

    The Environmental Impact of Mobile Phones

    But, did you know that these devicescause environmental damage? Similarly, the production of smartphones affects the environment

    Just from Home… Help Reduce Wastewater Pollution in Costa Rica!

    Taking a "dip" to cool off during a family outing or outing with friends could end up in a hospital visit. Swimming in a river or stream whose waters are contaminated can affect your health in different ways, from...

    Who is in Charge of the Costa Rican Biosphere Reserves?

    Directing the Central Conservation Area, where the 650,000-hectare Cordillera Volcánica Biosphere Reserve is located, has been a challenge for engineer Meryll Arias, who has done very well with her commitment in her country, Costa Rica..
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    People With Autism in Costa Rica Don’t Live in Their Own World; They Live in Ours, They Just Perceive it Differently

    Autism is not a disease, but a neurodevelopmental condition that impacts communication, behavior, and social interaction. According to the...
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