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What’s the price of water? An ASADA in Costa Rica wrestles to quench a community’s thirst

Diego Arevalos y Lorenzo Tovanche -
In Costa Rica, nearly 93% of the population has access to potable water. Water can be drunk straight from the tap, a characteristic that...
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How the Tz’utujil people challenged beach privatization at Lake Atitlán

María José Longo Bautista -
Residents of San Pedro la Laguna have promoted a regulation to prevent the privatization of Lake Atitlán beaches.
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From toxic to healing: food safety at Finca Orgánica San Luis

Katherine Hendricks y LeNora Preston -
Costa Rica has a rich agricultural history, from cattle ranching and dairy production to pineapple and banana plantations, and luxury goods such as coffee...
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‘Communities are the solution, not the problem’

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
In a conference room of a downtown Panama City hotel, next to the famous “El Tornillo” tower, some 20 people discuss the challenges facing...
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Guaranteeing water access isn’t easy. ASADAs show that it’s possible

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
“It makes me feel very proud because it's a little treasure that's now protected,” says Karina Villalobos. She’s referring to a plot of a...
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Welcome to “Healthy Environment”

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
This coming July 28th marks the third anniversary of a landmark United Nations declaration that “which recognizes access to a clean, healthy and...
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Tips 506: What to pack for a sustainable and thrifty trip to Costa RIca

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Once your trip to Costa Rica is planned, what should you pack—especially if you’re hoping to have an environmentally sustainable trip without wasting money...

Tips 506: Traveling in Costa Rica in a financially sustainable way

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