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Investigation
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The Gulf That Keeps Getting Saved
A tropical fjord protected on paper again and again, where the rules hold better in the decree than on the water, and nothing governs the boats in the whale nursery.
The Wires
Costa Rica brands itself green while its electrical grid kills 7,000 animals a year. Three decades of regulations, almost no enforcement.
Built, and Empty
Governments keep building international airports that nobody flies into. The Palmar Sur proposal slots cleanly into a seventy-year global pattern.
What an Airport Leaves in the Water
An airport in the Diquís Delta would feed PFAS, jet fuel, and heavy metals into a wetland that nurses thirteen shark and ray species.
Documenting Environmental Crimes: Building Evidence That Holds Up in Court
A photo without GPS coordinates is just a picture. Learn how to document violations so your evidence survives legal scrutiny, using GPS-tagged photos and systematic field monitoring.