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The True Cradle of Chocolate The True Cradle of Chocolate Cacao is a native species of the Americas. Latin America is responsible for 16 percent of the cacao beans produced in the world. Ecuador plants almost half of them, according to the International Cocoa Organization. There is a dispute regarding its origin. Mayans, Toltecs, and Aztecs in Mexico and Central America domesticated it 3,600 years ago, but scientists have determined that cacao already grew in the Upper Amazon 5,000 years ago. I...

Stop floating, start swimming: Water and climate change – interlinkages and prospects for future action Format Executive Summary Climate change matters to the water cycle – Impacts vary from one region to another, but we often do not know exactly how. Even small changes in climate can have significant impacts on water availability and extreme events, such as droughts and floods. The water cycle is an essential part of the climate system, and therefore acutely sensitive to climate change and...