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Panama Ocean Month 2024: 70+ Conservation Activities Transform Coastal Communities for ExpatsTravel & Hotels
September 15, 2025·1,181

Panama Ocean Month 2024: 70+ Conservation Activities Transform Coastal Communities for Expats

Panama celebrates Ocean Month with over 70 conservation activities protecting 2,490 kilometers of coastline, with 80% of ocean contamination originating from land-based activities according to the Ministry of Environment, offering expats meaningful community integration opportunities through environmental volunteering.

Cobre Panama Mine Achieves Historic 43rd Perfect Environmental Audit, Setting Global Mining StandardsLifestyle & Culture
September 15, 2025·1,501

Cobre Panama Mine Achieves Historic 43rd Perfect Environmental Audit, Setting Global Mining Standards

Cobre Panama mine has achieved 43 consecutive environmental audits with zero compliance issues, a record achieved by fewer than 5% of major mining operations worldwide, while contributing 2% of Panama's GDP and $847 million in government revenues.

Cobre Panama Mine Achieves Perfect Environmental Record with 43rd Consecutive Clean AuditLifestyle & Culture
September 15, 2025·24

Cobre Panama Mine Achieves Perfect Environmental Record with 43rd Consecutive Clean Audit

Cobre Panama mine has completed 43 consecutive environmental audits with zero compliance issues, representing one of the longest perfect environmental compliance records in the global mining industry while contributing 2% to Panama's GDP during operational periods.

Panama's Environmental Victory: How Nationwide Protests Strengthened the Country's Appeal for Expats and InvestorsLifestyle & Culture
November 30, 2023·1,485

Panama's Environmental Victory: How Nationwide Protests Strengthened the Country's Appeal for Expats and Investors

Panama's Supreme Court declared the controversial mining contract unconstitutional following nationwide protests, with the government allocating $50 billion for legal affairs to handle arbitration challenges, positioning Panama as a leading eco-tourism destination while strengthening investor confidence in sustainable development.