Matías Reynoso

Environment

The Great Green Wall: the ambitious ecological belt aiming to halt desertification in Africa

In the heart of the Sahel, a wall of 10,000 trees planted over six kilometers protects a village from...
Science

A study revealed that permafrost thaw releases pollutants in the Canadian Arctic and there is concern

The accelerated thawing of permafrost and the increase in precipitation are facilitating the spread of industrial and military pollutants...
Environment

China reduces its carbon emissions: the world’s largest emitter could mark a turning point in 2025

After decades of sustained growth in carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, responsible for global warming, China —the world's largest greenhouse...
Environment

Latin American Environmental Front: a new voice at COP30 seeking to establish its own voice in climate discussions

The COP30 in Belém, Brazil, was the scene of an announcement that marked a milestone in the international climate...
Science

A study warns that ocean acidity is increasing faster than expected: how it could affect marine life

The University of St. Andrews (United Kingdom) published research in the journal Nature Communications that warns of a concerning...
Animals

The Downy Woodpecker: North America’s Smallest “Living Hammer” That Surprises Science

The Downy Woodpecker (Dryobates pubescens), the smallest in North America, defies expectations by striking the hard bark of trees...
ONGs

COP30: IOM and UNHCR call for climate mobility to be part of adaptation plans

At the COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) of the United Nations urged negotiators to...
Innovation

Transforms agro-industrial waste into clean energy: a researcher from San Juan was recognized for his innovative project

The researcher Erick David Torres, a PhD in Chemical Engineering and a postdoctoral fellow at Conicet Patagonia Confluencia, was...
Sustainability

Meet the Korowai: the tribe that lives in houses up to 35 meters high in the tropical jungle of Papua in Indonesia

Deep in the rainforest of Papua, Indonesia, resides one of the most fascinating and isolated indigenous communities on the...
Animals

How Pablo Escobar’s hippos in Colombia became the largest invasive species on the planet

In the warm lands of Colombia, in the heart of South America, where rivers wind between jungles and cattle,...
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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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