Matías Reynoso

Animals

Bees and wasps in winter: between hibernation and the risk of supercolonies favored by climate change

When the first cold mornings arrive and the garden falls silent, many wonder what happens to the bees and...
Environment

Oceans reached a record high temperature in 2025: the impact of climate change intensifies

In 2025, for the ninth consecutive year, Earth's oceans stored more heat than in any other year since modern...
Science

China turns sand into fertile soil: the cyanobacteria experiment challenging desertification

For centuries, the desert was synonymous with loss: it advanced over towns, ruined crops, and turned entire regions into...
Waste

South Korea Changes Habits Thanks to Its Successful Model Against Food Waste

In South Korea, smart containers with RFID technology have transformed the way citizens manage their food waste. These devices...
Science

Under the Ice of Dotson: A Submarine Discovery Reveals the Complexity of Melting in Antarctica

In the Amundsen Sea (West Antarctica), a Kongsberg Hugin autonomous underwater vehicle, operated by an international team with participation...
Animals

Millions of Migratory Birds at Risk: Deforestation in Central America Threatens Vital Biodiversity Corridors

A study driven by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology warns that five major...
Innovation

The largest vacuum cleaner on the planet: a system to clean plastic pollution from the Pacific Ocean

Plastic pollution in the oceans has become one of the most serious environmental crises of the 21st century. Every...
Science

From China to Patagonia: the freshwater jellyfish colonizing Bariloche’s lakes and raising concerns about invasive species

Researchers from Conicet and the Universidad Nacional del Comahue confirmed the presence of the freshwater jellyfish Craspedacusta sowerbii in...
Science

Native bacteria from the AMBA capable of degrading industrial dyes: a discovery that opens the door to cleaner rivers

In the streams of the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area (AMBA), scientists from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) and...
Waste

Radioactive Barrels in the Pacific: The Hidden Legacy of Industrial Waste Dumped by the United States for Decades

Between the decades of 1930 and 1970, the United States dumped thousands of barrels with radioactive waste, industrial chemicals,...
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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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