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...the older cars are more polluting than its modern equivalent.

But sanity is forbidden in the west. It is EV or nothing. Infrastructure be damned. Investment be damned. Popular demand be damned. 

We’re not just imagining that hurricanes are worse than they used to be. Scientists have noted the process of rapid intensification, which means hurricanes quickly become super deadly. And they say this is related to climate...

The blaze in Matanzas province raises fears that the damaged facility will worsen the island’s energy shortage

According to Carbon Brief, the success of organic farming in Cuba and the USA demonstrates the Sri Lankan failure was caused by incompetence, not by a lack of agricultural chemicals.

Cuba's dictatorship has developed a sudden interest in converting the poverty the Cuban people into hard currency carbon credit payments.

Increased trafficking of colorful snail shells is now posing a serious threat to these species. The 'painted snails' are native to Cuba and are known to be the world's most beautiful snails. These snails belong to the genus...

New scientific findings reveal that Cuba’s rivers are in better health than the Mississippi River. The research was a joint effort between Cuba and the United States, marking the two countries’ first collaboration in...

Over the past few days, Hurricane Irma has devastated islands in the Caribbean, Cuba, and parts of Florida. The Category 5 hurricane has since downgraded to a tropical storm, but the damage it caused will take years to recover...

PETA wants to spread its stance against animal cruelty every where – and we do mean every where. Toilet paper with an anti-meat message is yet another way that the animal rights organization is teaching consumers about...

Despite wind turbines and other energy efficiency plans, the notorious US navy base is falling short of its eco ambitionsThe 80-metre wind turbines churning the skies above Guantánamo Bay are visible from the air long before...

This is a guest post by Dr. Joerg Friedrichs, University Lecturer in Politics, University of Oxford.

Latin America's new consciousness conflicts with transnationals' attempts to control the world's natural resourcesWhen the first European sailors weighed anchor in the Caribbean Sea, the chronicle of slavery and death in...