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Companies pursuing renewable energy development in Colombia must work with Indigenous communities
Colombia is vying for a place in the global race to produce renewable energy. One desert region on its Caribbean coast is ...
Travelers to South America’s most northern point, La Guajira, will encounter a wildly arid landscape, rough roads, desolate beaches and one of Colombia’s most enduring indigenous communities. The ...
La Guajira, Colombia is the sort of place that's so under-the-radar that it's a natural draw for travelers who crave new experiences. Positioned along Colombia's Caribbean coast adjacent to Venezuela, ...
Granadillo is a member of the Wayuu people, the largest Indigenous group in Colombia, and an outreach worker for the energy company Grupo Energía Bogotá (GEB). The company wants to build a major power ...
The notion of a bona fide desert lapped by the waves of the Caribbean Sea seems so far-fetched that Google automatically changes most searches for "Caribbean desert" to "Caribbean dessert." Delightful ...
Synonymous in Colombia with extreme poverty and abandonment, the peninsula of La Guajira faces drought and coal dust pollution from one the world’s biggest coal mines. One of the main gateways for ...
La Guajira is the driest and hottest place you will find in Colombia and the home of the legendary Wayuu people. The Wayuu are particularly legendary because the Spanish were never able to conquer ...
Flamingos in the wild, sand dunes in the desert that run into the sea, the crafts and culture of the Wayuu indigenous people — all at the northern most tip of South America. This is La Guajira, a ...
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