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Seals and sea lions are at home on the mythical archipelago that inspired Darwin's theory of evolution. / Photo credit: Joseph Dacosta
By Francesca Colombo

The Galápagos: Enchanted Islands or Political Spoils?
Preservation of Ecuador's Galápagos Islands is threatened by the corruption and instability of the institutions entrusted with the archipelago's management, while over-exploitation of resources goes unchecked, say critics.


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Nemagon saved bananas from pests, but jeopardized the health of plantation workers. / Photo credit: Mauricio Ramos
By Stephen Leahy

Workers Left Sterile by Pesticide Seek Justice

No chemical or banana company has been found guilty in U.S. courts for the continued use of a toxic pesticide in Central American banana plantations. But Costa Rican workers have filed a new lawsuit.

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By Daniela Estrada

Electronic Garbage Poses Increasing Dangers

Chile is struggling with how to handle tons of old mobile phones, computers and other obsolete electronic items. It was not until this year that a law was passed to regulate management of this latest type of toxic waste.

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