Matías Reynoso

Global concern over the growth of the rat population in large cities: causes and consequences

In recent years, various cities around the world have experienced a rapid growth in their rat populations, a phenomenon...

The European Union drives the energy transition in Africa with a 618 million euro investment package

During the Global Gateway Forum held in Brussels, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced...

One month before COP30 in Brazil: lack of funds and low political commitment threaten progress against climate change

The United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP30), to be held in Belém, Brazil, starting on November 10, faces...

Surprise at the appearance of the Banana Spider in Uruguay: Can they reach Buenos Aires?

The recent appearance of specimens of the so-called “banana spider” in supermarkets in Uruguay has raised alarms in the...

Redspotted catshark: this is the small Fuegian shark that reveals the hidden marine richness of the Beagle Channel

In the cold waters of the Beagle Channel, south of Tierra del Fuego, lives a shark that few know...

Coral reefs on the brink of collapse: a report warns of their disappearance if global warming is not reversed

The new report Global Tipping Points 2025, prepared by 160 scientists from 85 institutions and led by the University...

Sustainable San Luis: Villa Mercedes opts for tire reuse in cement production

In an effort to reduce urban pollution and promote the circular economy, the Municipal Dump of Villa Mercedes (San...

Europe and Latin America Facing Climate Change: Extreme Phenomena, Biodiversity Loss, and the Urgency of Action

Los extreme weather phenomena —from wildfires to devastating floods— have intensified in recent years, confirming that Europe is the...

Goodbye to Plastic Bags: Sustainable Habits Needed for Responsible Waste Management

For decades, plastic bags were a symbol of convenience. However, their environmental legacy is devastating: they take up to...

The yellow hammerhead: the world’s smallest hammerhead shark critically endangered and still surviving in Colombia

Locally known as "yellow hammerhead", the Sphyrna corona is a rare and little-studied species of hammerhead shark that is...
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.
18371 Publicaciones
0 COMENTARIOS

Latest news