Bol No. 652 - Year V-Wednesday March 23, 2011 
MINAM denounce criminally informal gold miners Ayacucho (Inforegión ) The Ministry of Environment (MINAM) evaluates the possibility of criminal charges against those responsible be exerting informal gold mining activities in the Rural Community of Pomacocha (Ayacucho).
The World Water Day, there are fewer reservoirs of this important component for the world
AIDESEP, March 22, 2011. On World Water Day, after the unfortunate earthquake in Japan, the climate crisis, global warming are discussions in place, there has indeed the threat that our sources of water, glaciers, lakes, rivers of the Amazon is disappearing, for our continent accounts for 94% of the world's tropical glaciers, and they are getting less for accelerating the deglaciation that goes with serious consequences.
VRAE held in the World Water Day with parades and painting competition
(Inforegión) Hundreds of school district participated in Cusco Kimbiri a colorful parade through the various arteries of the districts of Ayna-San Francisco and Kimbiri in the valley of the Apurimac and Ene rivers, VRAE, referring to commemorate World Water Day. Students
Ayacucho promote water care
(Inforegión) On the occasion of the celebration of World Water Day, students of public and private educational institutions of Ayacucho marched through the main streets of the city. Its aim was to sensitize the population about the importance of water conservation.
Humanitarian Emergency Call to declare the mining sites in Madre de Dios
(Inforegión) A large group of journalists, intellectuals, businessmen tourist and scientists linked to the conservation of natural resources and protection of the Peruvian Amazon , spoke in favor of the legal system of mining in Madre de Dios and the rest of the country
sign agreement to promote energy saving light bulbs use
(Inforegión) An inter-institutional cooperation to promote the efficient use Power Corporation signed FONAFE (National Fund for Financing State Business Activity) and RWE Supply & Switzerland SA, a German utility electricity and natural gas.
Paradigms and forests
(Climadecamnbios) Concerning the World Forestry Day (March 21) and the International Year of Forests (2011) is important to reflect on the relationship between humans and forests in order to ratify commitments and promote collective action. This time we want to analyze from the perspective of the paradigms and their influence on the state of conservation of forests.
Experts predict the disappearance of most of the Amazon forests by the end of the century.
AIDESEP, March 22, 2011. Experts agree that the Amazon is the richest ecosystem and biodiversity as well as the most important reservoir of freshwater on the planet, but predicted that our forests are in danger of disappearing due to deforestation and climate change, as there are studies determined that is the region that would be at greater risk of becoming "in the coming decades-savanna ecosystem biologically poorer and less able to store carbon and produce rain. (Read more.)
"Camisea Project exterminated whole indigenous peoples"
Reality. And nobody says anything, says sociologist cute slogan. Research conducted by the author also indicates that communities were devastated and lost their culture and virgin forests.
Peru is preparing for Earth Hour
(El Comercio) "Environment." Campaign organizers hope to be sustained over time
celebrated in Iquitos World Water Day
(First) Young students performed a colorful parade and a walk in the wetlands of the boulevard of Iquitos, with the support of the Regional Government of Loreto and the Environmental Youth Volunteer Network, celebrating World Water Day. Minera
enters the protected area without consulting
(First) The president of the Organization of Development of Border Communities Cenepa River (ODECOFROC) Kayak Zebelio Jempekit, reported to the Regional Council of Amazon, suspected presence of Aphrodite mining company, which would be conducting exploration work in this protected area, without prior consultation with indigenous peoples.
Greenpeace protested the Argentine nuclear plan (The Republic) The environmental group Greenpeace protested last Tuesday against nuclear power Atucha Atucha I and II, in Buenos Aires (Argentina), to demand the Government to review "the nuclear plan "being conducted since 2004.
nuclear crisis
(Mundo) Ensure that the situation in Japan remains very serious. Secrets
skin prehistoric reptiles
(BBC) An infrared image of organic compounds allowed to see a sample of reptilian skin 50 million years, opening new possibilities for scientists.
The average temperature in Spain has risen 0.7 degrees C over the past 50 years
(The Mundo.es) Miguel G. Corral Madrid. The Meteorological Agency says the average temperature in Spain has risen 0.68 degrees Celsius since 1961.
The Big Lie: The nuclear energy
(The Mundo.es) Antonio Ruiz de Elvira. Already implemented systems that already exist at low risk, clean and, despite what we are told, cheaper and generate employment.
Concern iodine levels in water from Tokyo
Tokyo, March 23 (EFE) .- The fear of radioactive contamination spread in Japan today after the authorities admitted that an increased level iodine in the water of Tokyo and recommended not to eat vegetables grown near the Fukushima nuclear plant
CEPESMA study and retain four giant squid from Peru
Oviedo, March 23 (EFE). - Four giant squid from Peru will be moved next week to the museum for the Study Coordinator and the Protection of Marine Species (CEPESMA) in Luarca, to be studied and preserved.
UNESCO consider the declaration of new forests as a World Heritage Site
Burgos, 23 feb (EFE) .- The UNESCO study in June about thirty goods and sites eligible for Heritage Site, among which are several forests, today explained Marc Patry, Member of the UN agency.
Greenpeace regretted that "has minimized the accident" and calls for "concrete measures" to the English Government
MADRID, 23 (EUROPA PRESS TV) - Greenpeace has labeled this Wednesday as "regrettable" that the nuclear industry has downplayed the nuclear accident that occurred after the earthquake of March 11 in Japan and has asked the Government to act responsibly and take steps concrete "so that our energy system is efficient."
BRAZIL: banana peel filters heavy metals
Water contaminated with potentially toxic metals can be purified as a filter using banana peel, found a study by the University Estadual Paulista (UNESP) in Botucatu, 230 kilometers from São Paulo.
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