Matías Reynoso

Environment

Latin America facing the mirage of fossil gas: between climate urgency and renewable opportunity

From Mexico to Patagonia, the expansion of fossil gas is leaving a devastating footprint: ravaged forests, contaminated seas, and...
Environment

Food Systems and Climate Action: An Urgent Alliance to Achieve the Goals of the Paris Agreement

During the **New York Climate Week**, the organization **Mercy For Animals**, along with partners such as **EAT**, the **Center...
Animals

The other side of milk: Investigations reveal systematic animal abuse practices in the dairy industry

For decades, the big brands in the **dairy industry** have built an advertising image of **happy cows, free and...
Environment

The environmental, social, and economic impact of monocultures: the hidden cost of agricultural efficiency

The production of monocultures occurs when the same plot is dedicated year after year to the cultivation of a...
Environment

The white quebracho tree in Villa Allende shows signs of life after a relocation that divided opinions in Córdoba.

80 days after the relocation operation, the white quebracho tree located on Padre Luchesse Avenue in Villa Allende (Córdoba)...
Sustainability

Three leading sustainability organizations announced a strategic alliance to boost biodiversity markets.

Three leading sustainability organizations — Biodiversity Intelligence, the Foundation for Equity in Environmental Markets (FEMP), and Cercarbono — announced...
Environment

According to a study, Latin American family businesses allocate over US$2 billion to environmental impact investments

The wealthiest **business families in Latin America** have invested **US$1.4 billion in impact investments until 2025**, and plan to...
Environment

The pistachio boom in Argentina: the environmental consequences of its production and precautionary measures taken

Originally from Western Asia, pistachios arrived in Argentina in the 80s, but it wasn't until the last decade that...
Tourism

Students from San Luis promote eco-tourism at the Vulpiani Aqueduct: environmental education with local impact

Students from 2nd year of School No. 13 Professor Roberto Moyano, afternoon shift, presented a comprehensive project to the...
Environment

The Army cut off river access to a town in Chubut: tension between jurisdictions and community rights

The town of **Río Mayo**, with **4,500 inhabitants** and located in the southwest of **Chubut**, is going through a...
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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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