The Environment
El Negociado de Energía declara ilegales los contratos de alquiler de paneles solares residenciales de la empresa Sunnova
La agencia fiscalizadora afirma que los consumidores pueden acudir a esta para hacer valer sus derechos y ordena a la corporación tejana establecer un protocolo para divulgar la información completa de sus servicios y el mecanismo para que los clientes puedan objetar las facturas. Mientras, la compañía puertorriqueña Maximo Solar Industries la demanda y le acusa de prácticas monopolísticas.
Puerto Rico’s Energy Bureau Declares Sunnova’s Residential Solar Panel Lease Contracts Illegal
The oversight agency ruled for consumers, ordering the Texas corporation that it establish a protocol to disclose complete information about its services.
Un Nuevo Acuerdo Verde
Les pedimos a los legisladores que respalden un proyecto de ley que incluya lo siguiente.
Venomous Yellow Scorpions Are Moving Into Brazil’s Big Cities, and the Infestation May Be Unstoppable
It is a hallmark of what those of us in the complex problems field call a “VUCA” world—a world that’s volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous.
New Yorkers Join Protesters Around the World in Fight for Brazilian Amazon
Despite the alarming anti-Indigenous measures that the Bolsonaro administration has taken over the past month, the message of the “Red January” protests is one of hope and resilience.
What a Green New Deal Would Mean for Puerto Ricans
It may well be the last chance the island gets to honor the promise of justice long forgotten.
Arroyo Barril: Coal Ash and Death Remain 15 Years Later
The story of a silent environmental disaster.
After Heavily Questioned Trial, 7 of 8 Convicted of Berta Cáceres Murder
Cáceres was shot dead in March 2016, after leading a campaign to fight the internationally financed Agua Zarca hydroelectric dam, which was being built on a river sacred to the Lenca people.
Latino Voters Want Congress to Pass Climate Change Legislation
“Over 78 percent of Latinos have personally experienced the effects of climate change in their state.”
Rick Scott Is Destroying Florida’s Environment (OPINION)
This is not the dystopian world of tomorrow. This is unfolding today right before our very eyes and it will continue to get worse if we don’t reverse course.
The State of Uncertainty for Farmworkers After Hurricane Florence
“Right now we’re working with whatever is left at the farm, but it’s practically over,” one seasonal worker said.
The Amazon Economy You Won’t Hear About at the Global Climate Action Summit
Real climate leadership means not only speaking about making a change, but taking action for a sustainable future that truly reaches everyone.
Traveling on Coal’s Death Route: From Puerto Rico’s Jobos Bay to La Guajira, Colombia
Cerrejón’s motto, “responsible mining,” seems far removed from the realities we witnessed.
Texas Migrant Detention Centers Probed for Toxic Waste Threats
Bases slated to house families have a history of radioactive and chemical contamination.
EPA Adopts New Rules Tailored for AES Coal Plant Puerto Rico
One reform will have the effect of hiding critical information from nearby communities, as well as allowing those who produce this waste to not have to respond for the pollution caused.
Harvesting Rain Could Help Caribbean Countries Keep the Water on After Hurricanes
Our research on rainwater harvesting suggests this technique could be deployed across the Caribbean to improve these communities’ access to water both after storms and in everyday life.
Island Paradise’s Energy Lifeline Threatened
What is happening in Culebra, Puerto Rico?
Puerto Rico ensayó pero no implantó la red eléctrica a prueba de huracanes
Al oeste de la Isla había una minired eléctrica independiente que permitió al pueblo de Mayagüez recuperarse rápido después de la peor catástrofe en casi cien años. Luego de esta experiencia, el gobierno quiere replicar ese modelo energético.
Puerto Rico Rehearsed But Did Not Implement a Hurricane-Proof Power Grid
On the western side of the island, there was an independent mini power grid that allowed the town of Mayagüez to recover quickly after the worst catastrophe in almost 100 years. After that experience, the government wants to replicate that energy model.
Colombian Wins Goldman Environmental Prize for Facing Mining Interests
A single mother of two, Francia Márquez Mina led a successful fight to reverse a multinational gold mining concession that would have forced the relocation of her home town of La Toma.
Las políticas de Trump interfieren con la preparación de las Islas Vírgenes ante el cambio climático
Tras la destrucción ocasionada por los dos huracanes poderosas que golpearon el territorio estadounidense, los temores de los residentes adquieren una nueva urgencia.