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Costa Rica launches special credits for electric cars, taxis and buses

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Each of the three state banks presented their loan proposals to boost electric transport and replace fossil-fueled vehicles.
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Watch: Costa Rica receives ‘Champions of the Earth’ award from UN

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Costa Rice was named a United Nations "Champion of the Earth" for policy leadership.
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Alvarado promotes Costa Rica’s commitment to combating climate change during U.N. General Assembly

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President Alvarado was present in a panel with the heads of state or governments of Germany, France, Chile, Italy and Finland.
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Costa Rica will run on more than 98% renewable energy for fifth consecutive year, government says

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The Government of Costa Rica says the country will generate more than 99% of its energy from renewable sources in 2019. 
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UN names Costa Rica as ‘Champion of the Earth’ for environmental efforts

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The UN says the Central American country "sets an example for the region and for the world." 
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‘A vision that demonstrates the capacity of Costa Rica’: New law will ban styrofoam

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Costa Rica's road to decarbonization and improved ecological sustainability took a significant leap forward as the country passed a law that will prohibit the...
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First Lady Claudia Dobles named as one of world’s greatest leaders

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Dobles has spearheaded efforts to decarbonize Costa Rica by 2050.
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Costa Rica bets on ending fossil fuel use by 2050

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The aim is to have 70 percent of public transport powered by electricity in 2035 -- and the whole fleet by 2050.
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Costa Rica announces charging grid for electric vehicles

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The stations will allow the users of electric vehicles to charge 80 percent of the car battery within 20 minutes.
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