mexico, Tag

There's a good reason that humans damage the environment: they make trash. Everywhere people go, they leave waste behind. In areas with a lot of tourism and a lot of people, human waste is a huge problem. Such is the case...

“Mexico reiterates its unavoidable commitment to the protection and well-being of the population from practices that generate risks to human and environmental security,”

The Trudeau proposal was stunning in its brazen and heartless stupidity; it would take all three levels of Canadian government a decade to work out the regulatory framework and challenges of any green hydrogen production

...companies may soon be able to get Canadian natural gas onto an LNG carrier easier, quicker, and cheaper via Mexico than through Canada

Twenty-eight years ago, the golden skiffia vanished from the wild. Today, it’s back.[...]

Music House by Colectivo C733 brings culturally important music and festivities to Nacajuca´s, Mexico daily life. Through the Mesoamerican-rooted "pocho" dance and contemporary programming, this new sustainable building...

This is La Lomita, a quiet retreat that's designed to look and function like a natural extension of its surrounding environment. You can find it at the end of a path at a beautiful spot surrounded by mountains and nature.[...]

In Mexico City, MIRA's new urban concept Neuchatel Cuadrante Polanco explores art and wellbeing with a look at the possible future of the Nuevo Polanco area...

What began as a discussion around creating a crash pad for surfers came to reality. It resulted in a coastal refuge for active water sports enthusiasts frequenting La Saladita Beach in La Saladita, Mexico. [...]

The Conrad Tulum Riviera Maya is open and operational to offer a new way to enjoy the tropical forest and the sights of Tulum, Mexico. The immense resort has 349 rooms and it's just eight miles north of Tulum. It is both...

Living the Noom started with an idea: create a lifestyle option that met the needs of someone aiming to live an eco-friendly, wellness-centered lifestyle...

Yet another brave land defender has disappeared in Mexico. Irma Galindo Barrios, a member of the Indigenous Mixtec group in Oaxaca, very publicly defended her people’s lands from illegal logging. She hasn’t been seen...

Estudio ALA recently completed a small development in Baja California Sur with an overarching goal of reintroducing local culture into the architecture, building process and visitor experience.[...]

In a city otherwise characterized by dense populations, high altitudes and metropolitan buildings, Chiapas 168 Building represents a refreshing respite from the hustle and bustle...

El Terreno is a community garden center that does more than grow food. It brings an urban population together and puts the ideas of community support, educational enrichment and purpose in serving the greater good all together...