Environment

INA receives recognition of Environmental Excellence

With a score of 106.25% for its performance in the execution and implementation of environmental practices, the Costa Rican National Learning Institute (INA) received the Recognition of Environmental Excellence

The Atlantic Trench, a Serious Nuclear Pollution Problem

Much is said about environmental pollution that includes everything that alters our environment, but little is made of reference to the pollution suffered by the waters in our oceans

The Global Failure in Meeting 20 Goals for Protecting the Environment

10 years ago, 170 countries committed to meeting 20 goals to protect biodiversity and the environment. Now is the time for accountability and the outlook is bleak: none of those 20 goals have been achieved. "The natural world is...

Let’s Aim Towards a More Sustainable Future

In these times of Pandemic, you have thought about how what has happened worldwide, has impacted you and how all this influences our environment

Water Pollution: Effects of Chemical Detergents on Balance of an Ecosystem

Water pollution is now more than ever an issue in the public domain. Everyone understands that water is a very valuable and precious commodity. The people most sensitive to environmental issues (but also all those who are eager to...

Tourists in Costa Rica Enjoy the Arrival of Thousands of Turtles in a Protected Natural Refuge

In September comes the possibility of observing a natural spectacle in the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Thousands of Olive Ridley turtles nest in synchronization on a protected beach in the province of Guanacaste, 300 kilometers from the capital...

Costa Rican Towns Can Reopen Parks by Having a Prevention Plan for COVID-19

The possibility of reopening public parks is viewed with caution in Pococí, Monteverde, and Talamanca, given the fear that the advancement of that decision will lead to outbreaks of the Novel Coronavirus. Along with Abangares, Carrillo, and Guácimo, these localities...

Environmental Risks Behind Costa Rica’s Indebtedness with the IMF

The advance of the loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for $ 508 million processed in the Legislative Assembly means a series of consequences that should concern the defenders of nature and ecosystems

National Government Signs Agreement to Reforest Hundreds of Hectares

During the last 20 years, reforestation in the country has decreased, despite the existence of state programs and the presence of private investment in pro-environment projects

Restoration of Reefs and Coral Communities of the Tico Coast

In Costa Rica there are initiatives that are simply part of adding to collective growth and improvement, the greater drive to create awareness
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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...