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Ley Yolanda: the struggle to save Argentina’s environmental training law

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An Argentinian chemist born in 1926, Yolanda Benjamina Ortiz started her professional life working at Shell and then moved into the civil service. Ortiz was made Argentina’s first environment secretary in 1973 by Juan Perón, following his exile in Spain. She believed in the inextricable connection between environmental and economic issues, saying that a “mental revolution is necessary and urgent” to improve society’s relationship with nature. T…

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Ley Yolanda: the struggle to save Argentina’s environmental training law

An Argentinian chemist born in 1926, Yolanda Benjamina Ortiz started her professional life working at Shell and then moved into the civil service. Ortiz was made Argentina’s first environment secretary in 1973 by Juan Perón, following his exile in Spain. She believed in the inextricable connection between environmental and economic issues, saying that a “mental revolution is necessary and urgent” to improve society’s relationship with nature. T…

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dialogue.earth broke the news in 1 day ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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