Environment
Distributed Generation Law Approved In Costa Rica
The distributed generation law, which will allow consumers to produce their own electricity and inject surpluses
Environment
Let’s Embrace The Trees So We Can Live Fully
Scientifically, it is known that hugging trees (arbotherapy) and being in contact with nature does us good.
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Coexistence with Wildlife in Urban Areas of Costa Rica
It is known that Costa Rica is a very biodiverse country, since this small territory is home to 5% of the world's biodiversity. This makes it possible for us to meet a wild animal in practically any place, and...
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“La Mano Del Arenal”: the Giant that Emerges From the Mountain Overlooking the Lagoon
The “Owner of the Mount”, is the name of the mystical tale and from which a giant emerges who cares for the Arenal mountain.
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90 Aftershocks were registered in 12 hours After a Strong Earthquake near Jacó
In a matter of 12 hours, 90 aftershocks were registered after the earthquake near Jacó at 8:54 p.m. of this past Tuesday, which had a magnitude of 5.3 degrees. This was confirmed by the expert from the Volcanological and...
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What Species of Nocturnal Birds Live in the Central Valley of Costa Rica?
Bird species in Costa Rica can be lively and bright parrots that fill the tropical air with high-pitched screeches, out-of-the-ordinary toucans, glistening hummingbirds, and other striking birds. They can also be birds that emit terrifying whistles and sounds from...
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Disposable Face Masks From the Pandemic a ‘Contamination Bomb’
By protecting our health, we harm the well-being of the environment and vice versa, a cycle that we should break with good environmental education. Those products known as surgical masks, face masks, chinstraps or nasobucos, have become one of...
Environment
Indigenous Women Propose Inclusive System to Conserve Forests in Costa Rica (Part 2)
Since its entry into operation in 1997, the PSA has benefited more than 18,000 families, prioritizing small producers, rural women and indigenous territories. In total, it has mobilized more than US$ 524 million in contracts aimed at the conservation...
Environment
Store Rainfall Water And Use It To Solve Daily Tasks!
Both water scarcity and torrential rains pose challenges. First, because it means that people will not be able to drink this vital liquid, bathe, wash clothes or cook; second, because in urban soils where there are few absorption surfaces,...
Environment
Why Is Costa Rica Known as “The Green Country”?
For over 20 years, Costa Rica’s has set itself a goal: to make tourism the cornerstone of its sustainability... And it has achieved it! In this way, becoming "The Green Country" was the key to the development of Costa...
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Indigenous People of Costa Rica Will Have Free Access to Satellite Internet
The Brunca (Boruca) and Ngäbe (Guaymí) regions will have internet and mobile phone access in 250 homes located in...