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Hydrogen from Renewables or Fossil Fuels? The Panamanian Question
[ad_1] Ships await their turn to cross the Panama Canal from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean. Credit: Emilio Godoy / IPS by Emilio…
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The Ghost of Oil Haunts Mexico’s Lacandona Jungle
[ad_1] Lacandona, the great Mayan jungle that extends through the state of Chiapas in southern Mexico, is home to natural wealth and indigenous peoples’…
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What Is the Cost of Phasing Out Fossil Fuels in Latin America?
[ad_1] Colombian President Gustavo Petro presented his environmental plans at COP28 in Dubai and added his country to the small group of nations that…
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Renewable Commitments at COP28 Pose Stiffer Energy Challenges for Latin America
[ad_1] The so-called “Green Zone” at COP28, which brings together pavilions of non-governmental organizations and companies that are not officially accredited by the Secretariat…
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Latin America Heads to COP28 with Insufficiently Ambitious Goals
[ad_1] by Emilio Godoy (mexico city) Monday, November 27, 2023 Inter Press Service Throughout 2023, Latin America has suffered heat waves, long, intense droughts, destructive…
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How to Defend the Environment and Survive in the Attempt, as a Woman in Mexico
[ad_1] Dozens of women environmentalists participated in Mexico City in the launch of the Voices of Life campaign by eight non-governmental organizations on Oct.…
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Pemex Exploits Fossil Fuels with Money from International Banks
[ad_1] The state-owned Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) oil company is completing its seventh refinery on a 600-hectare site at Dos Bocas in the municipality of…
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Mexico Turns to Military Entrepreneurs
[ad_1] Sara López (C) and other members of the Regional Indigenous and Popular Council of Xpujil are seen here in a photo from 2020,…
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Mexico Needs to Step Up Treatment and Reuse of Water to Address Crisis
[ad_1] The expansion towards the mountains of the coastal city of Ensenada, in the northwestern Mexican state of Baja California, stresses the water supply,…
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The Mayan Train Pierces the Yucatan, the Great Jungle of Mexico
[ad_1] The Mayan Train (TM), run by the government’s National Tourism Development Fund (Fonatur), threatens the Mayan Jungle, the second largest in Latin America…
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Unstoppable Gas Leaks in Mexico
[ad_1] A gas flare at installations of the state-owned Pemex oil company in the town of Reforma Escolín, Papantla municipality in the southeastern Mexican…
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Biodiversity Agreement Historic But Difficult to Implement
[ad_1] Government delegations celebrate the close of the historic negotiation at COP15 of the New Global Framework on Biodiversity in the early hours of…
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Digital Treatment of Genetic Resources Shakes Up COP15
[ad_1] The executive secretary of the Convention on Biological Diversity, Elizabeth Maruma Mrema, highlighted on Friday Dec. 16 the results of the Nagoya Protocol…
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Mexicos Huge Challenge To Refine Marine Green Fuels
[ad_1] A marine diesel truck pump at Ensenada, in the northwestern state of Baja California, property of Pemex and a private partner. Credit: Pemex…
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An Ineffective Mexico, in the Face of Maritime Pollution
[ad_1] Trains and trucks move cargo in the port of Veracruz, in southeastern Mexico, on August 30, 2022. Through that infrastructure, the second largest…