Matías Reynoso

Environment

The Nature Conservancy and Nativas drive reforestation of productive landscapes in the Gran Chaco

With the purpose of **regenerating agroecosystems** and promoting sustainable production, with the support of the John Deere Foundation, a...
Environment

South African farmers struggle against the import of toxic pesticides from the EU

A report from the **African Centre for Biodiversity** reveals that in **South Africa** the use of **192 highly toxic...
Environment

The delta of the Colorado River in Mexico is gradually coming back to life

At the border between Mexico and the United States, the Colorado River delta is facing a struggle to survive...
Environment

In 2024, forest fires in Córdoba devastated over 100,000 hectares, 150% more than the previous year.

The province of Córdoba closed the year 2024 with an extremely critical environmental situation due to the forest and...
Environment

Russia continues with cleanup efforts following oil spill in the Black Sea

Russia continues to carry out an extensive operation and cleaning work in the Kerch Strait, located in the Black...
Science

Researchers claim to have ‘revived’ the terrible wolf, a species that went extinct over 10,000 years ago.

The American company **Colossal Biosciences** has achieved a historic breakthrough in biotechnology with the birth of three puppies that...
Science

9,000 years ago, the driest desert in Arabia was filled with rivers and lakes.

A study recently published in Communications Earth & Environment has revealed that the current desert of Rub al-Jali in...
Environment

55 confirmed deaths and half a million affected by heavy rains in Bolivia

Bolivia is facing a serious climate crisis after weeks of intense rains, which have already left 55 people dead,...
Environment

Rainfall and flooding in the Southern and Midwest United States leave at least 20 dead

In the past few weeks, the **intense rains** and **strong winds** have caused a **critical scenario of floods** in...
Science

Arctic glacier retreat: a shift that could trigger tsunamis.

A recent study published in the journal Nature Climate Change reveals that the retreat of glaciers in the Arctic,...
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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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