"Climate change represents one of the greatest threats we have
"Another big step for electric mobility in the country," says
Red Tides in Costa Rica: Are They Increasing, and Are They Dangerous?
"Mareas rojas" have been detected in both the Pacific and the Atlantic coasts of the country
IPCC Report Urges Immediate Climate Action in Central America
Central America is one of the regions most vulnerable to climate change, according to the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
How Decarbonization Investments Could Jump-Start Covid-19 Recovery in Costa Rica
Upfront investments needed to implement Costa Rica's National Decarbonization Plan can offset the impacts of Covid-19 on the economy, according to the RAND Corporation
Climate Change: This Is the Impact Sea Level Rise Could Have on the Costa Rican Coasts
During the next decades, many coastal communities in Costa Rica could become even more vulnerable to flooding and tsunamis
Incentives to Import Electric Vehicles to Costa Rica May End in 2023
The tax incentives included in the current law expire in 2023, and the government is yet to call a bill to extend them
Costa Rica Aims to ‘Democratize’ Energy By Letting People Generate and Sell Their Own Electricity
A recently passed law regulates the generation of distributed energy and opens the door for energy 'prosumers' to sell their surplus to distributors
Want to Live Longer? Come to Nicoya, Costa Rica, One of the World’s Five ‘Blue Zones’
The Nicoya Peninsula has a high concentration of people over 100 years old and a low incidence of health problems like cancer or heart
Costa Rica Protects 30% of its Sea by Expanding Cocos Island Area
In November 2021, a coalition of almost 70 countries pledged to protect 30% of their land and ocean by 2030. Known as the "30x30