The COP16 on biodiversity resumes this Tuesday in Rome to continue the negotiations that did not conclude in Cali, Colombia, in 2024.
Three days of negotiations will take place to unlock the "North-South" deadlock on financing for nature conservation.
"The most...
In its more than 11,000 kilometers of coastlines, **Mexico** faces the impacts of human activities. One of the major risks, especially in the **Gulf of Mexico**, is the (https://noticiasambientales.com/medio-ambiente/trump-quiere-revertir-la-proteccion-de-especies-para-avanzar-en-la-explotacion-del-petroleo/) and oil spills.
Throughout the history of the oil industry, numerous...
Sea turtles are modifying their nesting patterns in response to rising temperatures, as revealed by recent studies. Researchers from the University of Exeter and the Society for the Protection of Turtles monitored green and loggerhead turtles in Cyprus for...
Paraguay is making progress in its commitment to environmental conservation and could declare up to 30% of its territory as protected and effectively conserved areas. This would be possible if indigenous areas, areas designated by local governments, and buffer...
The so-called "brain drain" from both public research or academic spaces and the country, has increased alarmingly.
10% of scientists have already left the National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET). Additionally, there is 30% fewer students in the organization.
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During the last month, a new iceberg in Antarctica broke off and moved about 250 kilometers from its point of origin.
According to specialists, that initial point is near the southern end of the Jorge VI ice shelf along the...
In Mar del Plata in recent weeks, they used mechanical shovels to remove the enormous amount of accumulated algae on Varese Beach. The excess was the result of a phenomenon in the sea known as beaching.
Experts from the National...
Beyond eliminating the target species, pesticides are causing catastrophic effects on hundreds of species of microorganisms, fungi, plants, insects, fish, birds, and mammals worldwide, becoming one of the main culprits of the biodiversity crisis.
This is the conclusion of the...
Within the consequences of pet keeping, one is that 9 out of 10 wild animals that are commercialized come directly from nature.
80% of the specimens die during their capture and transportation, which is always carried out in poor conditions.
The...
