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    Costa Rica Hosted The IV World Forum Of Low Carbon Cities

    Costa Rica hosted for the first time the IV World Forum of Low Carbon Cities, this October 23 and 24 in the city of San José, whose objective was to disseminate knowledge and promote innovative solutions that collectively build new cities that are resilient to climate change.

    Use of Agrochemicals Impacts Bee Populations in Costa Rica!

    To public opinion, in general; to the President of Costa Rica, Carlos Alvarado Quesada, and his cabinet staff in particular…

    Costa Rica Progresses Successfully Towards a Carbon Emission-Free Agriculture

    A preparatory meeting for the United Nations Convention on Climate Change Conference (COP25) was carried out by Costa Rica, as part of the country’s plan to create a low-carbon emissions economy.This event was called “The experience of Costa Rica...

    Women in Struggle for Free-Fumigation Seeds

    In Costa Rica, rural and indigenous women are threatened by the dispossession of one of the most precious assets: the seeds. This is due to a bill and a presidential decree that seek to control, privatize and prevent the...

    Costa Rica’s Energy Challenge

    At 5:30 am of any workday, you get up, turn on the radio or television, and get ready to do your housework. As usual, you make coffee, heat food in the microwave, and go to take a shower. It...

    Costa Rica Is the Country with the Best Nature in the World

    The World Economic Forum (WEF) declared that Costa Rica is the country with the best nature in the world. Here are some of the reasons that explain such a decision and the beauty that attracts thousands of tourists around...

    Unusual White Toucan Is Photographed in Guápiles

    Carlos Bolaños, a Costa Rican photographer, managed to find an unusual, yet beautiful, white toucan after a long time of watching. Carlos found the animal in Guápiles and managed to take great photos of such a special bird. In...

    eFlora App: The New Partner for Environmental and Tourism Education

    To know precisely the name and other characteristics of the different species of national trees, there is a new digital support tool: the eFlora app.This is the first app developed to identify tropical species, without access to the Internet...

    Guatemala Prohibits Single-Use Plastics to Stop Pollution

    Guatemala announced on Friday, September 20th, 2019, the ban on single-use plastics and expanded polystyrene (styrofoam) items, a measure that will take effect in 2 years to curb contamination by the waste of these materials.The decision of the Guatemalan...

    Protected Wild Areas of the Arenal Huetar Norte Region Will Be Demarcated

    The Technical Directorate of the Arenal Huetar Norte Conservation Area of ​​the National System of Conservation Areas, informs the inhabitants of the surrounding areas to the Arenal Volcano National Park, Caño Negro National Wildlife Refuge that will begin on...
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    Melissa Alvarado: From the Basket Ball to the Microphones of Sports Journalism

    Can you love what you do so much? The answer is yes, and the best example on this occasion...
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