Ep. 29: COMUNIDAD DE SALINAS DENUNCIA IMPACTO DE PESTICIDAS Y EL LEGADO DEL HURACÁN MARÍA

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🌱 En este episodio de la cuarta temporada de Agenda Ambiental, las voces de la comunidad de Llanos de Providencia en Salinas se levantan para denunciar los graves efectos en su salud por el uso de pesticidas y el manejo de terrenos agrícolas colindantes a sus hogares. Vecinos afectados relatan síntomas, diagnósticos médicos y la falta de acción de las autoridades ante múltiples querellas.⚡ Además, reflexionamos sobre el aniversario del huracán María y las lecciones que dejó en Puerto Rico: la fragilidad de la red eléctrica, el abandono gubernamental y la fuerza de las comunidades para organizarse frente a la crisis. También analizamos las serias deficiencias señaladas por Recursos Naturales en el propuesto proyecto “Esencia” en Cabo Rojo.🎧 Un espacio donde la voz de la gente y la defensa de la naturaleza son protagonistas.

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Ep. 29: COMUNIDAD DE SALINAS DENUNCIA IMPACTO DE PESTICIDAS Y EL LEGADO DEL HURACÁN MARÍA

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