Costa Rica is moving toward carbon neutrality

Best president on earth best country on earth

Good on them , leading the world !!!

I was just there and the country is beautiful,..just wish they would cut back on the plastic.

Water purification process in water underwater creating clarity enough to see the bottom, solar panels rooftops, windows and roads commercial and residential, electric vehicles everywhere just to name a few that’s when life matters!

There are more trees in America than there were 100 years ago. https://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/wilderness-resources/stories/more-trees-than-there-were-100-years-ago-its-true

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If it is so great why are the illegals not migrating there?

This is great but let’s be honest about something. First and foremost is the climate. To do this in Canada where temps (like we had all February) are -20 to -40 renewables don’t cut it. When you need heat it must be on demand and not on some pre planned schedule. Of course we seek and embrace new technologies and ideas but they must be both adequate and affordable. One more thing. Canada is also Carbon neutral. Research a non partisan calculation of all emissions against the ability of our forests, wetlands and crops to absorb it and you will see we’re actually ahead of the game. So once again, let’s do our part for the planet but also let’s stop the rhetoric and work with real objectives and measurable outcomes!

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It is a beautiful country that takes care of it's wild animals, insects, and natural spaces. They have various wild life areas and nature is a valued part of their economy and heritage. If they can do it we should all be doing it.❤️❤️❤️

Smart people.

All Central America should take this as an example and team together to lead these greener proposals

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Costa Rica has planted zero trees. There is no money even to keep the roads in a decent condition. The politicians siphon off the tax money for their personal benefit. I used to live in San Rafael de Heredia. Every day I saw trucks loaded with trees cut from the supposedly protected forests on their way to the saw mills. If you believe what the Costa Rican government says you may also believe in Santa Claus.

Probably the most positive place I've ever visited.

wrong information about Costa Rica for being the first country to implement the green land. there are japan 🗾

I’ll visit