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Bol No. 651 - Year V-Tuesday March 22, 2011

School Aucayacu celebrate World Water Day with an impressive parade
(Inforegión) Dozens of students from different educational institutions Aucayacu, in the district of José Crespo y Castillo in the Upper Huallaga Valley, held this morning by the World Water Day with an impressive parade that traveled the main streets of the city.
Celebrate World Forestry Day and World Water Day Tocache
(Inforegión) With the participation of students of different educational institutions Tocache various activities were carried by the World Water Day and World Forestry Day organized by the Department of Natural Resources and Agricultural Environmental Affairs.
propose better manage water use and sincere fares
(Inforegión) On the occasion of World Water Day, biologist Anna Zucchetti, president of the Administrative Council of the City SERPA Lima identified two major challenges that Peru should take the earliest for better management of the liquid element. One such challenge is to reconcile the various interests associated with the use of the resource.
Brack Minister launches harsh criticism of those who do not care water
(Inforegión) A strong wake-up call made by the Environment Minister Antonio Brack Egg to all those who waste water pollutes rivers, garbage filled aquatic environments and have no sewage properly. Osram
and WWF Launch Campaign "Earth Hour" in Peru
(Inforegión) For the third consecutive year, providing global campaign "Earth Hour" with the aim of raising awareness about the importance the irresponsible use of energy. The event is scheduled for Saturday 26 from 8:30 to 9:30 pm and is expected to achieve high participation as in previous editions.
FENAMAD calls for transparency in the process of approval of Forestry Law and Wildlife
AIDESEP, March 21, 2011. The Native Federation of Madre de Dios River and Tributaries - FENAMAD called for transparency in the approval process of the Law of Forestry and Wildlife and supported the decision to denounce the maneuvers AIDESEP the Land Commission in its claim for passing legislation that contains no consultation processes demanded by the international conventions signed by Peru. CARE
complaint construction of hydroelectric plants in central jungle will bring people an "economic terrorism"
AIDESEP, March 18, 2011. For the president of the Central Ashaninka Ene River - CARE, an organization based on the AIDESEP, Ruth Mestoquiari Buendia, construction of hydroelectric plants in the central jungle, as Paquitzapango, will bring an "economic terrorism" that affect indigenous peoples will be displaced because -once again-to their ancestral territories and said the Ashaninka not going to accept.
10 interesting facts about water
(The Republic) Today, March 22 held World Water Day, the portal muyinteresante.e s grouped 10 curiosities about this important resource. Nevado
Huaytapallana endangered
(The Republic) in Huancayo. Say it is because of 43 miners in the area. Mining companies make snow skirt, which is melting. Shullcas River at risk of contamination.
Iquitos: Celebrating Water Day parade with tourist circuit and
(The Republic) The regional government of Loreto and the Network of Volunteer Youth Environment Day celebrated this jurisdiction World Water with a tourist circuit of the boulevard by wetlands and a parade of Iquitos.
Baguazo Garcia talks about
(First) President Alan Garcia said that one of the errors of his government was having delayed up to 55 days treatment with Amazonian natives, who staged a protest June 2009. He also said he would have resolved in ten days the conflict known as "Baguazo", which showed a balance of 34 deaths among police and civilians. Agribusiness
requires urgent measures to improve water use
(El Comercio) Agriculture consumes 80% of available water in the country, according to ANA
Peru urgently requires a government to consider alternatives to extractive: 80% of hydrocarbons are about communities and native areas
Lima, 22 / 03/2011 (CNR) - "It is urgent that the new government to establish changes to properly regulate and control the exploitation of natural resources and great investment. There are serious social, environmental and economic factors that demonstrate that the current policy centered on the extractive must be reviewed, "said Alejandra Alayza, Coordinator of the Peruvian Network for Equitable Globalization. In addition, recovery by these activities with losses reaching 2.457 million soles (From 2006 to 2010), demonstrating the lack of commitment from companies and control by the authorities to enforce the revenue according to law specialist said Epifanio Baca, Grupo Propuesta Ciudadana.
quarrying activity will mercantilist only sustainable development but also provides managed with a humane, Bishop of Puerto Maldonado said
Lima, 03/22/2011 (CNR) - "You can not make an extractive activity with sustainable development, leaving the situation as it is on its way ... there are so many activities, so many many groups and companies while they are trying to take the Amazon that I believe this is not possible "..." In Mother of God ... with everything from gold mining ... Hence there can be no development, the only thing there is destruction, no respect for any kind of law and what they are leaving behind are lunar landscapes, with rivers and poisoned land, mercury continues to spew out there, despite Attempts by the Government "...
The World Water Day: 800 million people lack clean water to live with dignity
Lima, 21/03/2011 (CNR) - Each year, official figures show us the grim reality facing millions of people who lack this valuable natural resource essential to life. Today the year 2011, as reported by the United Nations (UN) should address the order of 800 million people still do not have clean water to live with dignity and good health.
Peru needs to better manage their water resources
(RPP) Rector of the Universidad Agraria La Molina, Abel Mejia said in RPP News that in 20 years, Peru will require 20% more water, but the effects will be less climate change and the misuse of this resource
Celebrate World Water Day
(RPP), FAO warned approaches the need for 'innovative' to ensure clean water supply to the urban population in developing countries .

World: The World Water Day: Save the glaciers, source of life
(Servindi) - Global warming causes the rapid deglaciation, threatening to turn Earth into a dry planet .
For Andean Coordinator of Indigenous Organizations (IOTC). Today we celebrate World Water Day, adopted on December 22 1992 General Assembly of the United Nations
Guatemala: Solidarity with indigenous Maya: Stop the Marlin Mine in Guatemala
(Servindi) Save the Forest, March 21, 2011 .- The Inter- (IACHR) established in May 2010 temporary injunction suspending the Marlin . But both the mining company and the government made since deaf ears.
The Crossroads of Yasuni
(RPP) a hectare of primary forest and humid contains a variety of native species higher than in North America and its muddy soil is considered a source of hope against climate change.
In pictures: the drama of finding drinking water
(BBC) When all countries to mark World Water Day, BBC News looks at the situation of access to drinking water in the world.
do we learn the death of Knut
(BBC) The Death of the most famous polar bear in the world, Knut, has reopened the debate on the ethical minefield that is the relationship between man and wild animals.
IAEA, concerned about nuclear waste pits Fukushima
(The Mundo.es) The UN agency said that "there are still some improvement," although the situation remains very serious "in the plant.
Two million tons of trash each day into rivers
(The Mundo.es) The lack of sewage treatment contributes to the pollution of water resources and increased risk of disease .
Fukushima supposedly detect radiation in the U.S. east coast
Vienna, 22 feb (EFE) .- The measurement stations Treaty Commission Comprehensive Test Ban Organization (CTBTO) have recorded Radiation traces allegedly coming from the nuclear plant in Fukushima (Japan) on the east coast of the United States, according to the meteorology central Austria (ZAMG).
Who controls the nuclear control agency

(Tierramérica) By Stephen Leahy. The nuclear energy sector has few independent experts, which calls into question the transparency and fairness of regulatory agencies.
water management beyond the debate "public or private

(Tierramérica) By Gonzalo Ortiz. A fund to public and private funds seeks to create Quito a participatory and transparent to manage water.