Publication of the Punto de Vista column in the newspaper El Nuevo Día, in which Brenda Torres Barreto, Executive Director of PEBSJ, participates.
The newly elected officials – governor, legislators, and mayors – have the challenge of working tirelessly and in close collaboration to rebuild a resilient Puerto Rico.
The environmental vote is the exercise of democracy by the citizen who is aware of their ecological footprint.
Heavy downpours like those of last week from Tropical Storm Isaias have a detrimental effect on several of our most important ecological, recreational, and economic resources: metropolitan beaches and the Condado Lagoon Estuarine Reserve.
As is often the case after light rain in flood-prone areas, Condado's pristine beaches received a heavy downpour this weekend.
The earthquake that shook the southern region on Saturday, with a magnitude of 5.4, puts the reconstruction of Puerto Rico back on the agenda.
Today is World Water Day, dedicated to raising awareness about the value of this vital resource.
Operating projects efficiently aimed at preventing pollution and protecting public health requires a clear path.
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