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The ‘Blackfish Effect’: SeaWorld to build new orca whale habitats

Stung by falling attendance and criticism over its treatment of orca whales, SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. will build new habitats for the animals at its theme parks.

Costa Rica extends ban on petroleum extraction

President Luis Guillermo Solís extended the country’s ban on petroleum exploration and extraction until 2021 as well as creating guidelines for energy efficiency in government agencies.

Save the beer: Climate change adds urgency to clean-water advocate’s rallying cry

"Beer is a powerful tool – you sit a beer in front of someone? They listen to you. About anything. It's like magic."

Let the gas prices climb, but give us electric cars

If the price of gas goes down, none of us will do anything to change.

Costa Rican climate change film shown in indigenous, arctic region of Canada

An educational film on climate change is getting far reach, gaining an audience in arctic regions of Canada.

Dutch teen targets Pacific Ocean ‘plastic soup’ menace

Dutch student Boyan Slat is only 19 years old, but he already has 100 people working on his revolutionary plan to scoop thousands of tons of damaging plastics from the oceans. The world's "plastic soup," much of it swirling around in five main gyres or rotating oceanic currents, costs billions of dollars to the fishing and tourism sectors every year.

Bipartisan former US EPA chiefs: Stop stalling on climate change policy

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Four former heads of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency who served under Republican presidents urged lawmakers Wednesday to stop bickering over whether climate change is real and start finding solutions.

Canadian entrepreneur gives water bottles new life as roof tiles

Faced with a tide of unwanted plastic bottle on the beach near his home, Donald Thomson, founder of Agua Costa Rica, saw an opportunity to turn trash into a high quality, zero-waste building material.

Laura Chinchilla’s environmental report card

A comprehensive Tico Times analysis of the environmental successes and failures by the outgoing National Liberation Party administration of Laura Chinchilla. The first part in a two part series about the future of the environment in Costa Rica.

Feeding on caimans

VIDEO: Butterflies and bees were caught caiman crocodilian tears at La Selva biological reserve in Puerto Viejo, Sarapiquí.

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