Environment

Costa Rica Reaffirms Commitment to Face Global Warming

Costa Rica reaffirmed on the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer, its commitment to the gradual reduction of Hydro chlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), gases that cause global warming. Gases associated with refrigeration and air conditioning account for 12 percent...

UN / OAS: Governments Must Strengthen, Not Weaken, Protection of the Environment During the Pandemic

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights and the environment, David R. Boyd and the Special Rapporteur on Economic, Social, Cultural and Environmental Rights (REDESCA)

Electric Vehicles With a “Green Plate” Will Not be Restricted and can use Special Parking Spaces

Electric vehicles will have, as of this week, a license plate that differentiates them from the rest of the fleet. The "green plate" will be given to vehicles free of polluting emissions and allows them specific benefits; for example:...

Ecological Blue Flag Awarded To The Storage Center from The Municipality Of San José

The Recycling Program from the Municipality of San José was awarded the Blue Flag Ecological Climate Change Award, being the only facility in this municipality that has this distinction

A herd of Coyotes Visited the Coronado Streets

A herd of coyotes visited a neighborhood in San Francisco de Coronado, according to the biologist of the National University (UNA), Kevin Lloyd, the animals foraged for food in the area, such as rabbits or rodents. "San Francisco de Coronado...

Submit Your Project for the Sustainable Construction Award

Highlighting the efforts made by people or companies to include sustainability in the environmental, social and economic axes, is the objective of the Sustainable Construction Award promoted by the Costa Rican Chamber of Construction. Both individuals and legal entities, whose...

Tortuguero National Park Receives an Economic Injection of ¢ 1,110 million

About ¢ 1,110 were invested in the Tortuguero National Park for an operational center for personnel who monitor the area and carry out conservation work

Deputy Yorleny León Proposes Turning the Sloth into a National Living Symbol

As part of the National Parks Day celebration, Deputy Yorleny León, from the National Liberation Party, presented a bill that seeks to make the sloth a national symbol of Costa Rica

Costa Rica Seeks to Encourage Alternative Tourism Through “Orchids” Observation

The Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) invited national and foreign visitors to discover the more than 1,400 species of orchids in the country, of which 20% are endemic

Costa Rica Tries To Punish Animal Abuse without Investing Resources in Investigations

The Animal Welfare Law came into force in June 2017 after a strong popular outcry. However, the institutions in charge of investigating cases of this nature have been waiting for more than three years for an additional budget to...
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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...