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Costa Rica bets on carbon offsets to conserve environment, support eco-tourism

Costa Rica is offering tourists the opportunity to reduce their carbon footprint as part of a program to support ecotourism.

Chile rejects Escazú Agreement, environmental pact supported by Costa Rica

Piñera's decision drew criticism from the political opposition, the government and environmental organizations.

World Conservation Congress postponed (again) due to Covid-19

Several countries -- including France and Costa Rica -- planned to launch the Coalition of Great Ambition for Nature and People, with the goal of protecting 30% of the Earth's natural spaces by 2030.

Costa Rica appoints climate change director as new Environment Minister

Andrea Meza, who has been director of climate change for the Costa Rican government since 2015, was appointed Tuesday as Environment Minister, replacing the outgoing Carlos Manuel Rodríguez.

Costa Rican Minister will leave office to lead Global Environment Facility

The Washington-based GEF was created before the 1992 Earth Summit as a multilateral trust fund that supports environmental action in developing countries.

Protect 30% of planet by 2030: UN Nature rescue plan

Global warming has begun to take a toll, with far worse impacts on the not-so-distant horizon, experts say.   

In Costa Rica, experts discuss how to use nature to face climate crisis

Participants raised the need to look in nature for mechanisms to contain global warming.

Former environment minister looks back (and ahead) at Costa Rica’s green road

Costa Rica is planning for carbon neutrality, but the country is falling far short in other areas, Umaña says.

Costa Rica pledges to improve protection of its wetlands

Environment Ministry officials are currently working on the National Wetland Inventory, a project to compile an updated list of all water sources in the country.

Alleged gold miners end protest at Corcovado National Park

Government officials pledged to evaluate available options to compensate 170 alleged former gold miners who claim they were evicted from the lands that are now part of Corcovado National Park.

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