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Costa Rica will (finally) support contactless payments on public transport

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The cashless system will make Costa Rica public transit more efficient, as well as improving sanitary conditions.
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Costa Rica aims for urban natural parks to improve wellness in cities

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Some 60% of Costa Rica's population lives in the GAM, which constitutes only 4% of the national territory.
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UN commends Costa Rica for decarbonization efforts

Alejandro Zúñiga -
António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, commended Costa Rica for its ongoing decarbonization efforts. 
Environment and Wildlife

Government updates Costa Rica decarbonization efforts

The Tico Times -
The Costa Rican government on Wednesday updated the progress of the country's decarbonization efforts. 
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Costa Rica launches first electric bus route in San José

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Over the last six years, Costa Rica has generated at least 98% of its electricity through renewable means.
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Costa Rica testing new trains, preparing for April debut

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The Costa Rican Railway Institute (INCOFER) is testing the eight self-propelled train carriages
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Electric vehicle adoption rate in Costa Rica remains low

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Costa Rica this year added 727 new electric vehicles for a total of 3,106 registered in the country.
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Costa Rica’s electric grid powered by 98% renewable energy for 6th straight year

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The Government of Costa Rica expects the country will generate more than 99% of its electric energy from renewable resources in 2020.
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New trains en route to Costa Rica from China

Alejandro Zúñiga -
Eight self-propelled train carriages are en route to Costa Rica from China, the Presidency announced Monday.
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World Bank grants Costa Rica $60 million for communities that protect forests

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The World Bank and Costa Rica signed an agreement for $60 million to reward local communities that reduce carbon emissions caused by deforestation, the two parties reported on Friday.
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