Matías Reynoso

Sustainability

Chinese researchers achieve 76% capacity restoration in used lithium batteries

The electrification of transportation is advancing strongly worldwide. However, this progress brings with it a growing challenge: what to...
Environment

The deepest river in the world: a giant that crosses four African countries and holds life and mystery

The Congo River, the second largest in the world after the Amazon and the deepest on the planet, is...
Science

An Ecuadorian Amazon fungus that “eats” plastic: a new hope against environmental pollution

Plastic pollution is one of the greatest environmental disasters of our time. Each year, more than 400 million tons...
Waste

Pollution in the sea: solar radiation turns synthetic garments into an invisible source of microplastics

The bright light over the sea can hide a silent but devastating problem: synthetic garments exposed to the sun...
Science

Scientists record for the first time the fragmentation of a tectonic plate under the ocean off the coast of Canada

For the first time in history, an international team of scientists has recorded the fragmentation of a tectonic plate...
Sustainability

A robot builds houses in 24 hours with 3D printing in Australia using recycled and sustainable materials

The housing crisis is one of the great global challenges, and in Australia, they have put Charlotte, a 3D...
Innovation

A South African YouTuber created a solar-powered drone that flies without batteries: innovation towards autonomous aviation

The content creator Luke Máximo Bell developed a functional prototype of a drone powered exclusively by solar energy, an...
Animals

Philippines adds six new bat species and strengthens its place as a global biodiversity hotspot

The Philippines, recognized as one of the countries with the greatest diversity of bats in Southeast Asia and worldwide,...
Environment

16 young representatives from Latin America, Africa, and Asia will bring a message of climate justice to COP30

In the midst of a climate crisis that hits the territories of the Global South particularly hard, 16 young...
Environment

FAO warns: 1.7 billion people live in areas with declining agricultural yields due to land degradation

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) presented its annual report in Rome, revealing that around...
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Journalist since 2019 with experience in current affairs related to environmental issues, where work and effort prevail in reporting on the importance of caring for the planet.
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