Peruvian community radio stations combat COVID-19 disinformation among Indigenous peoples in remote regions

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‘We saw it coming’: Indigenous leader Nemonte Nenquimo is fighting climate change
UPDATES: 8-10-2021
Tracking the spread and outcome of the coronavirus in Ecuador: Updated for Tuesday, August 10th, 2021
‘My government will be the government of entrepreneurs’ says Guillermo Lasso
Is anyone listening?
Erosion continues in the Coca River as US Army Corp of Engineers show up to help
Climate change: 5 revelations from the worrying UN report on the climate crisis
Can Ecuador achieve “the impossible” and move from an oil economy to a bioeconomy?

Peruvian community radio stations combat COVID-19 disinformation among Indigenous peoples in remote regions
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‘We saw it coming’: Indigenous leader Nemonte Nenquimo is fighting climate change

by Jonathan | August 10, 2021 | Volume 5, Issue 44

Indigenous land defender Nemonte Nenquimo discusses how climate change has altered the Amazon, the plant medicines used to help fight COVID-19, and the ancestral knowledge passed down by her elders. “People from the outside [of Waorani territory] see empty land but to us [Waorani people] the jungle is our pharmacy, our grocery shop, our home […]

UPDATES: 8-10-2021

by Jonathan | August 10, 2021 | Volume 5, Issue 44

Update to: Chinese fishing boats approaching Galapagos: what’s being done, what species they endanger and who comprises the fleet Published: Volume 5, Issue 39 Galapagos imposes a ban on sea cucumber fishing at the end of quota The Galapagos National Park Directorate (GNPD) announced the closure of the sea cucumber fishery since the allowable catch […]

Tracking the spread and outcome of the coronavirus in Ecuador: Updated for Tuesday, August 10th, 2021

by Jonathan | August 10, 2021 | Volume 5, Issue 44

The Ministry of Public Health (MSP) has developed a new format for its COVID-19 Infographics that is supposed to be published daily through official channels. Unfortunately, the MSP stopped releasing figures in the old format on July 23rd and launched the new system on July 24th, which crashed on July 26th and has not been […]

‘My government will be the government of entrepreneurs’ says Guillermo Lasso

by Jonathan | August 10, 2021 | Volume 5, Issue 44

Entrepreneurship and innovation are key factors for the reactivation of the country, reported the Ministry of Communication last week. For this reason, the Government supports all the actions that, from the private sector, academia and society, are promoted for the development of the country. With this in mind, last Wednesday evening, President Guillermo Lasso, attended the […]

Is anyone listening?

by Jonathan | August 10, 2021 | Volume 5, Issue 44

What happened to customer service in the US? I mean, I know it took a deep dive over the last 20 years, but now it seems like the goal is just to make us go away, or at least give up talking to a person and go to a website that tells you to call […]

Erosion continues in the Coca River as US Army Corp of Engineers show up to help

by Jonathan | August 10, 2021 | Volume 5, Issue 44

The natural phenomenon of regressive erosion in the Coca River is already located 7.9 kilometers from the catchment works of the Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric plant, the largest in the country. The authorities of the electricity sector are concerned about the advance of the natural phenomenon of regressive erosion in the Coca River, which puts […]

Climate change: 5 revelations from the worrying UN report on the climate crisis

by Jonathan | August 10, 2021 | Volume 5, Issue 44

The world woke up Monday with the announcement of “a red alert for humanity.” The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel of Experts on Climate Change (IPCC) released its long-awaited report on how global warming will change our planet in the coming decades. It is an analysis of more than 14,000 scientific articles, the most complete to […]

Can Ecuador achieve “the impossible” and move from an oil economy to a bioeconomy?

by Jonathan | August 10, 2021 | Volume 5, Issue 44

When Columbus set sail from Huelva, he did not imagine meeting America and transforming the world. His purpose was to find an alternative route to reach the Indies from the East. He crossed that sea that filled him with new hope, “as sleep gives a man dreams” – according to a quote attributed to him. What […]

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‘We saw it coming’: Indigenous leader Nemonte Nenquimo is fighting climate change

UPDATES: 8-10-2021

Tracking the spread and outcome of the coronavirus in Ecuador: Updated for Tuesday, August 10th, 2021

‘My government will be the government of entrepreneurs’ says Guillermo Lasso

Is anyone listening?

Erosion continues in the Coca River as US Army Corp of Engineers show up to help

Climate change: 5 revelations from the worrying UN report on the climate crisis

Can Ecuador achieve “the impossible” and move from an oil economy to a bioeconomy?

Peruvian community radio stations combat COVID-19 disinformation among Indigenous peoples in remote regions

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