by Melany Diaz | Aug 3, 2024 | Articles
It is increasingly common for us, as final consumers, to disconnect ourselves from the production of the goods we use on a daily basis. In general, there is little awareness in our society about how the organization and characteristics of production chains directly...
by Emma Tristán | Aug 3, 2024 | Articles
This week concluded the international litigation between Infinito Gold and Costa Rica around the Crucitas mine. This means that Costa Rica will no longer have to pay Infinito Gold $400 million in compensation, after that company was stripped of the concession to open...
by Fiorella Kikut | Jun 29, 2024 | Articles
Language could be defined as the ability of human beings to communicate and think. It is a daily function that we apply without much effort, without stopping to analyze how the brain works and what happens when some functional areas are altered. The ability to...
by Larissa Fernandez | Jun 29, 2024 | Articles
In recent times, climate change has emerged as one of the most pressing challenges for the global community and has impacted both human health and other aspects of life on Earth. One of the consequences of climate change is the increase in allergies: a public health...
by Alise Rojas | Jun 29, 2024 | Articles
We are all familiar with Snow White’s poisoned apple and usually interpret that tale as a story for children. However, contemporary adult life is not too far from episodes like this one. And no, this text does not refer to sugar or saturated fats, but to...
by Jurgen Ureña | Jun 3, 2024 | Articles
May is synonymous with bumblebees. Or it was about four decades ago, when they would suddenly appear flying with the first rains of the year, hitting windows, light bulbs and walls, pets, absent-minded gentlemen and children. The bumblebees then confirmed that several...
