Mexican Environmental Prosecutor’s Office Dodges Charges against Mayan Train
The laying of the Mayan Train along 1500 kilometers through five states in the south and southeast of Mexico, mostly
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Emilio Godoy
Mexico’s Electric Mobility, Stuck in Fossil Fuel Traffic
The Mexico City government is increasing the number of electric buses in its fleet, such as the trolleybuses pictured here
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Doubts Raised Over Conditions of Mexicos Mangroves
Aerial view of San Crisanto and its preserved mangrove, in the state of Yucatan, in southeastern Mexico. In addition to
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Mexicos Blue Carbon Pioneers Push on Despite Lack of State Support
The San Crisanto ejido protects since 1995 mangrove forests in the northern coast of the Mexican southeastern state of Yucatán,
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Migrant Workers from Mexico, Caught Up in Trafficking, Forced Labor and Exploitation
Mexican workers harvest produce on a farm in the western U.S. state of California. The number of temporary agricultural workers
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Mexico Makes Risky Bet on Liquefied Gas in New Global Scenario
Electricity generation in the city of La Paz in the northwestern state of Baja California Sur depends primarily on a
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Opacity Surrounds Fossil Fuels in Mexico
Lack of disclosure of contracts, payments and socio-environmental impacts characterize Mexico’s coal industry. The picture shows workers at the Nueva
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Indigenous Women in Mexico Take United Stance Against Inequality
Every other Tuesday, a working group of Mayan women meets to review the organization and progress of their food saving
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Mexico Embraces Gas, Scorns Renewable Energy
The Yucatán peninsula in southeastern Mexico has abundant solar and wind resources, but relies on fossil fuels for electricity generation.
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The Mayan Train and the Fight for Mexico’s Ancient Jungle
The threat of collapse is not merely an apocalyptic proclamation, environmentalists insist. They quote the closing line of the novel
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