Costa Rica stands at a critical crossroads, facing an energy crisis reminiscent of challenges not seen since 2007. This week, the nation’s energy authority sounded alarms about potential power cuts. Triggered by an intense El Niño, the severe drought has dramatically decreased rainfall, pushing the country’s electricity supply to the brink. Renowned for its lush […]
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