Matías Reynoso

Science

Deep-sea sharks and rays: CONICET researchers warn about the need for conservation measures in Patagonia

Deep-sea sharks and rays face a silent threat in the South Atlantic. Their biology—slow growth, low fecundity, and few...
Sustainability

Danone becomes the first major food company to be certified 100% B Corporation globally

Danone reached a historic milestone by becoming the first major food company to certify 100% of its operations as...
Environment

The Mar Menor in Spain shows signs of recovery of its seagrass meadows after the ecological collapse of 2016

The Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC) confirmed that the Cymodocea nodosa meadows in the Mar Menor retain a remarkable...
Science

The Hubble Space Telescope reveals an unprecedented image of the stormy spiral galaxy NGC 1792

The Hubble Space Telescope released a new image of the spiral galaxy NGC 1792, located in the constellation Columba,...
Science

With exceptional findings, the Cretaceous Expedition I placed Patagonia at the center of world paleontology

More than a month and a half ago, the Cretaceous Expedition I once again put Patagonia in the spotlight...
Science

Climate change and inequality drive a “silent catastrophe” of infectious diseases according to a study

A new international study led by The Global Health Network warns that climate change, structural poverty, and antimicrobial resistance...
Innovation

Methane-eating microbes: a U.S. innovation that can reduce emissions by up to 90%

A breakthrough in environmental biotechnology has shown that methane-eating microbes can reduce emissions of this potent greenhouse gas by...
Energy

Switzerland develops solar systems capable of operating under snow to ensure energy continuity in cold regions

The operation of solar systems in cold regions faces a recurring limitation: the accumulation of snow on the modules,...
Science

Key fossil discovered in Egypt’s Western Desert to understand crocodile evolution

In the Western Desert of Egypt, where layers of red sandstone and green shale rise above the arid plains...
Wellbeing

The Federal Water Council questions the “Arsenic Map” released by the Buenos Aires Institute of Technology

The Federal Water Council (COHIFE) declared that the so-called “Arsenic Map”, released by the Buenos Aires Institute of Technology...
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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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