Environment

Human-Crocodile Conflict in Costa Rica, where are we headed?

The American crocodile is a species widely distributed in the coastal regions of the continent, both on the Pacific coast and in the Caribbean

The United Nations highlights leadership from Costa Rica and other Countries for 100% Electric and Eco-friendly Transportation

During the last five years, electric transport has gone from being a luxury for the few to an economic trend. A report from the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) highlights the important leadership of Costa Rica, Chileand Colombia in...

Climate Migrants: a New (and Old) Impactful Trend

In these recent days, as the western US states burn, and parts of California suffer from a cloud of ash, so the US way of life is threatened by climate change. More than 8,000 wildfires have burned over 4m...

Andrea Meza is the New Environment and Energy Minister of Costa Rica

The Costa Rican Transport Decarbonisation Alliance (TDA) informs that Andrea Meza has been named the new Minister for the Environment and Energy of Costa Rica. Ms. Meza has been the Director of Climate Change for Costa Rica since 2015,...

Did you know that … the Tapir is the largest wild mammal in Costa Rica?

In addition to its robust body, an adult tapir can reach weights from 50 to 300 kilos. Despite its size, it is a shy and difficult animal to observe in the field

The richest 1% of the world’s population emits twice as many greenhouse gases as the poorest half of the planet

The richest 1% of the world's population emits twice as many greenhouse gases as the poorest half of the planet, according to an Oxfam report

They Solve the Mysterious Death of Hundreds of Elephants in Botswana

Between May and June of this year, hundreds of elephants were found dead in just two months in Botswana. The images of the lifeless bodies multiplied

Ponderosa Park Ordered to Prohibit Visitors from Taking Selfies with Animals and Feeding Them

The Ponderosa Adventure Park, in Liberia, must prohibit its visitors from taking selfies with the animals they have and also feeding them

Competition Seeks to Find Solutions for solving Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Solid Waste

A competition seeks to find digital, collaborative and innovative solutions to fill gaps in the management of data on quantities generated or processed as well as greenhouse gas emissions from the solid waste sector

Costa Rican Red Cross and ICT Report Increase of Aquatic Rescues at Beaches

The frequency of aquatic rescues has been increasing in recent days not only due to the increase in beach visitation but also due to the climatic conditions, wind direction, the presence of rip currents and storm surges with extended...
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 San José Municipality Cancels Zapote Fair Tender: Are Year-End Festivities at Risk?

The iconic year-end celebrations in San José, Costa Rica, face mounting uncertainty after the local government officially declared the...