Ep. 26: Ley Sombrilla bajo fuego, suelo agrícola en riesgo y crisis de agua: lo que dejó el Ep. 26 de Agenda Ambiental

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El episodio 26 trae tres urgencias: (1) un llamado a bajar revoluciones y construir paz ante el “ambiente tóxico” que vivimos; (2) entrevista con Hernaliz Vázquez Torres (Sierra Club PR) sobre la propuesta de derogar la Ley 171-2018 que fusionó agencias bajo la “sombrilla” del DRNA y debilitó la fiscalización ambiental; (3) conversación con el Lcdo. Gabriel Meléndez (El Puente) sobre la acción legal de siete organizaciones para frenar proyectos solares industriales en suelos agrícolas y cerca de comunidades. Cerramos con una advertencia clave: lloverá menos y habrá mayor estrés hídrico rumbo a 2030, lo que exige proteger cuencas, acuíferos y mejorar el manejo de desperdicios y permisos. Escúchanos por WPAB 550 AM / ECO 93.1 FM, Facebook y en las principales plataformas de pódcast.

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