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Carbon Trading: A Market Approach to the Environmental Crisis - Social and Economic Policy - Global Policy Forum
Trading Initiative Gets Underway" The Earth Council has entered into an agreement with the Costa Rican National Parks Foundation and the Ministry of Environment and Energy to finance the ... greenhouse gases and investing in sustainable development. "The carbon certificates created by the Costa Rican government and United States companies provide a new way to finance these investments," Clinton said ...
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The Tropical Rainforest: What we are doing to save them. - El Bosque Nuevo - Costa Rica
The land was too isolated for the government to provide services so there was no electricity or running water for several years. Recently ... trees. This was done utilizing good agroforest standards and with knowledge and approval of the Costa Rican government. We left one hectare around the house for outbuildings, fruit trees and household garden. Roadways ...
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SBN Feature Article: May 1997
While government tourism offices in countries such as Costa Rica and Ecuador provide a smorgasbord of information on environmental highlights - ... promoting this type of tourism. A major source of Costa Rica's hard currency is nature-based ecotourism, last year the Costa Rican government presented a strategy to preserve 90% of the ...
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Costa Rica - The Awakening of Social Protest (1900-1930)
United States influenced economic and political decisions of the Costa Rican government. Up until the founding of the United Fruit Company, Costa Rican exports were limited to coffee. However, in 1910, ... Because of the imperialist invasion of the United States in business and government, and the Costa Rican government's passivity towards it, the lower classes suffered tremendously. However they ...
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Costa Rica - Caught between a World War(1939) and a civil war(1948) - by INFO Costa Rica
Atlantic came to a halt after one of these strikes by banana workers. The Costa Rican government discarded its previous laissez-faire strategy and began exerting increased control in several aspects. ... of 1948, where Costa Rican politician, farm owner and philosopher, gathered up an army in order to depose the Picado government. Click here! Search ... All Site Click here! Costa Rica General Info | ...
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Cocos Island
Cocos Island and assessment team Cocos Island is situated 500 km off the coast of Costa Rica. It is a World Heritage Site and a 'wetland of international importance' under the ... with sediment and reducing water clarity. A working group has been set up by the Costa Rican Government to address the threats that these invasive species pose to the biodiversity of Cocos Island ...
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Leatherback News
Shield Meeting Chelonian Conservation and Biology Las Baulas National Park Las Baulas Conservation Project - Costa Rica The Leatherback Task Force Contact Us Playa Grande Nesting Site Sea Turtle ... Mario Boza, founder of Costa Rica's National Park system. It was announced at the Symposium that coffee grower, Coope TarrazĂș, has joined with the Costa Rican Government and the International Turtle ...
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Earth: EarthFuture.com
With the Costa Rican government comfortably in bed, all seemed set for some happy eco-destruction. Not so, however! The Talamancan municipal government stood firm, declaring Talamanca ... all sorts of class and racial divides, and challenged Harken Energy, demanding that the government follow its own environmental laws. They reached out to an organization in Boulder, Colorado ...
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Costa Rica Counts the Future / Costa Rica Cuenta el Futuro - Griesinger Films
Costa Rican National Commission on Climate Change, San Jose, Costa Rica Ramiro Valverde Camacho Cattle Farmer, San Pedro, Costa Rica Rosalba Ortiz Masters Student in Ecological Economics Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica Three Costa Rican ... drugs and medicines from explorations in the rain forests of Costa Rica. Specifically, this government has signaled to their people that sustainability is the ...
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Conservation International - Costa Rica
For Ticos, as Costa Rican natives are known, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and stabilizing the climate is personally important, as ... past 20 years, illegal logging in Costa Rica has decreased from 82 percent to 15 percent, and forest fires have decreased by 40 percent. The government's visionary policy of paying farmers ...
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