Matías Reynoso

Organizations warn about the social, environmental, and economic impact of food waste during Christmas and New Year

The food waste skyrockets during year-end celebrations. In Mexico, the Food Bank Network warned that during Christmas and New...

Unusual discovery in Conicet’s streaming: a VHS found at the bottom of the sea

The new expedition of the Conicet, in collaboration with the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) and the Schmidt Ocean...

Unprecedented scientific discovery: two new species of fungi discovered in Argentine Patagonia

A study published in the prestigious journal Mycological Progress confirmed the existence of two previously unrecorded species of fungi,...

Uruguay faces a crisis due to the high mortality of honey bees, a phenomenon that demands urgent action

In different areas of Uruguay, episodes of high mortality of honey bees have been recorded, causing concern in the...

According to a study, Greenland’s polar bears show genetic changes to survive climate change

Climate change is causing the accelerated melting of the Arctic, posing a serious threat to species like the polar...

The city of Santa Fe toughens penalties with million-dollar fines against those who dump waste in inappropriate places

The Municipal Offenses Court of Santa Fe has initiated a process of prosecution against offenders identified for dumping waste...

Researchers in England turn coffee waste into filters that remove up to 98% of lead from water

A team from the Loughborough University has demonstrated that coffee waste can be transformed into filters capable of removing...

The Return of the Red-Backed Macaw: Misiones Prepares to Reintroduce an Extinct Macaw in the Country

The Red-shouldered Macaw (Primolius maracana), a macaw that was once abundant in Misiones, has not been recorded in Argentina...

South Korean researchers discover a “genetic switch” that helps plants survive the cold

A research team from South Korea identified how plants quickly activate a "hidden" molecular switch that allows them to...

According to a study, more than half of the plants consumed by indigenous peoples of Latin America depend on bees

A recent study published in the scientific journal Science of The Total Environment concludes that more than 50% of...
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