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Methane emanates from garbage dumps, livestock waste and some plants. / Photo credit: Mauricio Ramos
By Diego Cevallos

Methane - A Greenhouse Gas Becomes Star of the Market
Latin America is joining the international movement for trade in methane emissions credits. Environmental activists are giving this approach the thumbs-down.


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By Marcela Valente

U.S. Returns to Dialogue on Climate Change

The United States and the OPEC countries agreed to participate in a May 2005 seminar on climate change, but they reject new negotiations. ''It's a positive step,'' says Raúl Estrada Oyuela, who proposed the face-saving meeting, approved at the close of the 10th Conference on Climate Change, in Buenos Aires.

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78 hectares of organic coffee in Cauca, Colombia./ Photo credit: Mauricio Ramos
By Yadira Ferrer

Organic Coffee Instead of Coca

Peasant farming families in Colombia are abandoning their illegal drug crops and staking their bets on fair trade organic coffee. They have already exported almost 5,000 sacks of coffee beans this year.

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International environmentalists warn against transgenic trees... Colombian communities present sustainable crafts... Ecologist radio honored in Peru... Ancient Tikal ruins in danger... World Bank protects emerald hummingbird in Honduras...

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