Energy and Environment – Page 23

Cuba: Gardening its Way Out of Crisis

Sunlight brightens the paved streets and historic buildings of Havana, Cuba, bouncing off the tents of vendors and the tin

The crown jewel of Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands, is one of the world’s most fascinating wonders. Located 1,000 kilometers off

They may have torn relations and be at constant loggerheads, they may have wildly contrasting political cultures and leaders, but

Brazil is home to one-third of the world’s rainforest and half of the Amazon.1 Between its vast rainforests and bodies

Thirst for Profit: Corporate Control of Water in Latin America -What is called for is an international code for the

•Cuba’s abundant natural resources need to be protected with heightened vigilance •Lifting the trade embargo would open up the possibility