Mexico moved upstage on the international scene this month with representation in Geneva of its non-governmental organizations at the meeting of the Working Group on Pollutant Release and Transfer Registers (PRTRs). In
April 8 should go down in history. That was the date of the first food fair featuring cuisine with no genetically modified ingredients. It was a real sign of the times changing.
The post-modern water reclamation agencies of the U.S.-Mexico border did themselves proud in the Fourth World Water Forum in Mexico City this past month of March, highlighting reasons they should not be
All indications are that the Riviera Maya stretching along the Caribbean coast of Quintana Roo state is destined to become a Mexican national sacrifice area. The natural beauty of the area is
The latest threat from a proposed toxic waste site apparently is a matter of several miles southwest of the Sonora state border with Arizona , not far from the beach resort of
Representatives of the first peoples of northern Mexico and the southwestern United States have issued a joint communiqué they hope will set the new year”s agenda for protection of the environment they
Since the Sixth National and International Information Rights Congress was held in Mexico City this past month, the subject broached has been in the public eye more than usual. It’s just too
Citizen Action Feature Mexican, U.S. Journalists Defend Free Press Against Killings, Prison Terms By Talli Nauman | January 7, 2005 IRC Americas, International Relations Center (IRC) www.americaspolicy.org “The quality of journalism