Matías Reynoso

Animals

Operation against wildlife trafficking in Entre Ríos: over 80 wild birds rescued in Villa Elisa

On March 18th, the Entre Ríos Police conducted a raid in the town of Villa Elisa under the framework...
Science

Shrubs vs. grasses in Patagonia: hidden soil chemicals reveal an expanding ecological phenomenon

In the arid and semi-arid regions of the Argentine Patagonia, shrubs have been gaining ground while perennial grasses recede....
Energy

Colombia achieves a milestone in energy transition: solar power surpasses coal in electricity generation

In 2025, solar energy produced 4,473.8 gigawatt hours (GWh), surpassing coal generation by 25%, which reached 3,564.2 GWh, according...
Waste

Behind the Closure of the Luján Landfill: Between Celebration and Resistance of This Environmental Milestone

The mayor Leonardo Boto confirmed the definitive closure of "La Quema", the largest open-air landfill in the country and...
Animals

La Pampa deploys drones and patrols to curb poaching at the start of the 2026 rutting season

With the start of the rutting season, one of the most emblematic natural and tourist events in La Pampa,...
Environment

The challenge of mountain races or “trail running”: growing without harming the environment amid the sports boom

In the last two decades, trail running or mountain races have experienced spectacular growth worldwide. In European countries like...
Sustainability

“Country Report 2025”: The University of Chile Calls for a National Pact for Sustainability Looking to the Future

The University of Chile, through the Center for Public Policy Analysis (CAPP) of the Faculty of Government, presented the...
Animals

Australia suspends wild donkey hunting: they help restore soil and generate water sources in the desert

For years, wild donkeys were considered a pest in the arid regions of Australia. They were accused of competing...
Sustainability

Microalgae, the new green gold: food, cosmetics, lubricants, and more in 10 sustainable products in development

Las microalgae have become one of the most promising raw materials to drive a sustainable future. The Technological Institute of...
Science

A Blind Spot in Sea Level Measurement: A Study Reveals an Error in Most Research

A study published in the journal Nature reveals a recurrent methodological error in the way sea level rise is...
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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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