AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater and Technology: Costa Rica’s first artificial beach is now open at Ciudad Nya near Liberia. The 3.5-hectare lagoon is filled from wells in drought-prone Guanacaste, where a severe El Niño dry season is expected. Developers say it will need only occasional top-ups, making its water use worth watching. Marine Science: Costa Rican researchers and fisheries officials have revived training in fish-egg and larval research, which can help identify spawning grounds and improve protection of fish populations. The five-day course brought together 18 participants from Costa Rica, Colombia and Panama. Seismic Watch: After Panama’s magnitude 7.7 earthquake, more than 100 aftershocks were recorded. Costa Rican seismologists say strong tremors could continue for weeks or months and may be felt in the country, especially near the border.
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