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Angélica Enciso

May 22, 2023

[Translation] In the GM corn dispute with the United States, the Mexican cause is supported by science and will be able to achieve the goal of banning this product if the decision is "fair," says...

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Cristopher Rogel Blanquet won the "Long Term Projects" award from the World Press Photo organization for documenting the evils that agrochemicals have done to the population of Villa Guerrero, State of Mexico. Photo: Facebook/Cristopher Rogel Blanquet. World Press Photo is a non-profit organization that is responsible for conducting the largest journalistic photography competition globally.

Uriel Monterrubio

April 9, 2023

[Translation] Photographer Cristopher Rogel narrated through his camera the evils that agrochemicals have caused in the people of Villa Guerrero.

There are a...

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Eugenio Fernández Vázquez

April 4, 2023

[Translation] The initiative still needs to be effectively approved by the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate of the Republic. That battle will not be easy, as mining interests have enormous resources...

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January 19, 2023

 

TO THE PEOPLE OF MEXICO

TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC ANDRÉS MANUEL LÓPEZ OBRADOR

[Translation] From the Sierra Norte de Puebla the Union of...

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Viridiana Lázaro Lembrino

December 11, 2022

[Translation] The presidential decree that marks the end of glyphosate and transgenic corn in México is a milestone and the first step to transform our agrifood system and should serve to promote the...

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Roberto Robles

December 26, 2022

San Miguel de Allende hosted a theoretical and practical workshop on the development of green infrastructure and rain gardens as an example of a nature-based solution. The event was convened by several...

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December 28, 2022

A dream come true, the Ecological Community Center, CECE.

Finally the dream came true after several years of working for it, the children were able to take ownership of the place, where they...

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IPS World Desk

November 29, 2018

ROME - Did you know bamboo can help combat climate change? Fast growing and flexible, bamboo plants and products can store more carbon than certain types of tree. Bamboo is also used around the world...

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