Blogposts tagged 'Mexico'

Marine reserves success story: Cabo Pulmo, Mexico

Posted by Gemma Freeman - 30 August 2011 at 1:30pm - 0 Comments
A sea lion swims near Greenpeace divers with the banner "Marine Reserves Now" in
All rights reserved. Credit: © Greenpeace / Alex Hofford
A sea lion swims near Greenpeace divers with the banner "Marine Reserves Now" in the Gulf of California

Greenpeace Mexico oceans campaigner Alejandro Olivera, reveals how the thriving 20-year old marine reserve at Cabo Pulmo, which has seen fish increase by 463 per cent in ten years to become the world's most successful, is now under threat from massive local development...

Article tagged as: Cabo Pulmo, Diving, Gulf of California, marine reserves, mexico, oceans, successes

Exporting pollution

Publication date:  11 August, 2009

Double standards in UK energy exports.

Publication date: July 2002

Summary
Export credit agencies (ECAs) of developed countries are increasingly responsible for financing the infrastucture requirements of developing countries. This has significant implications for the global climate, as choices made now will determine the energy pathway of a country for the next 30-40 years.

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