Supporting Mutual Aid Efforts in Puerto Rico After Hurricane Fiona
When we ask community leaders in Puerto Rico what they learned after Hurricane María, most say a variation of: The government doesn’t have our back; community and mutual aid are
El daño ambiental y social del vertedero de Toa Alta y por qué no ha cerrado
Por: Camille Padilla Dalmau y María Ocasio Torres ¿Qué puedes esperar de esta historia? Durante décadas, las comunidades aledañas al vertedero de Toa Alta han pedido su cierre. En 2017
Epidemia en los arrecifes de coral
Una enfermedad de propagación rápida presenta una amenaza letal hacia los corales de Puerto Rico
How Overdevelopment is Threatening One of Puerto Rico’s Ecological Treasures
The island town of Culebra, part of the Puerto Rican archipelago, has always been a magnet for outside interests. In 1867 the United States tried to buy it from Spain.
Puerto Rico has a once-in-a-lifetime chance to build a clean energy grid – but FEMA plans to spend $9.4 billion on fossil fuel infrastructure instead
By: Patrick Parenteau, Vermont Law School and Rachel Stevens, Vermont Law School The Biden Administration has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to help Puerto Rico transition to a greener and more resilient Communities in Puerto Rico are Designing Resilient Centers Powered by Solar
While Puerto Rico experiences a challenging transition of the Power Authority, these communities are designing renewable alternatives.
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