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A new large carnivore that lived 30 million years ago is discovered in Egypt.

A nearly complete skull found in the Egyptian desert has unveiled a new species of 30 million-year-old ancient and large carnivorous hunter Hyaenodonta. With sharp teeth and powerful jaw muscles suggesting a strong bite, the recently identified "Bastetodon" was a...

Specimens of an endemic plant from the Galapagos found in “critically endangered” status

A recent expedition of environmental researchers in the Ecuadorian archipelago of the Galapagos managed to locate 16 specimens of Scalesia retroflexa, an endemic plant in critical danger of extinction whose population was limited to 21 specimens. These are protected...

A huemul is recorded in Lanín National Park after 30 years

An huemul in Lanín National Park has crossed from Chile to Argentina and was sighted in the vicinity of Lake Queñi. After 30 years of absence, the huemul has returned to Lanín National Park. Today, spokespersons for the protected area...

Spain strengthens its presence in Antarctica with an advanced laboratory

Spain took an important step in its presence in Antarctica with the construction of a state-of-the-art laboratory on the continent. The initiative was presented as an effort to promote scientific research in the territory. The new scientific module being erected...

World’s largest great white shark discovered off the coast of Florida

The largest male great white shark in the world was spotted lurking off the east coast of Florida, United States. It is immense, of a size never seen before in the Atlantic region. When it was near the coastal areas,...

The Anak Krakatau volcano “warned” about the deadly 2018 eruption and tsunami.

Indonesia discovered that the deadly eruption and tsunami that occurred in 2018 could have been avoided. It is about the volcano Anak Krakatau, which would have given a warning about the collapse that caused those natural disasters that killed...

Developing a solar reactor that converts CO2 into sustainable fuel

Scientists from Cambridge have created a reactor that captures carbon dioxide directly from the air and transforms it into sustainable fuel. This is done using solar energy as a source. The scientists claim that their solar reactor could be used...

A new study reveals the connection between Arctic melting and cyclones

A recent study published in Nature Communications Earth and Environment suggests a possible reason for the underestimation of the decrease in Arctic sea ice and the formation of cyclones in the Arctic. Led by Steven Cavallo, a professor at the...

Ocean fertilization by whale excrement: a crucial discovery

A research by the University of Washington confirms that whale feces contain significant amounts of iron, which could have helped fertilize the oceans in the past. The loss of whales due to commercial whaling could have had far-reaching consequences on...

Innovative idea: This is the plan to transplant two native Chilean species.

Recently, a study conducted by researchers from the **University of Chile** has highlighted the urgent need to adopt innovative approaches to **preserve native species**. This study emphasizes that, although the country has implemented (https://noticiasambientales.com/medio-ambiente/fondos-para-la-conservacion-de-los-bosques-nativos-en-jujuy/), more comprehensive and science-based strategies are...

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Sustainability and efficiency: the transformative effect of reverse logistics.

Reverse logistics has emerged as a crucial tactic in the circular economy and in contemporary business activities, enabling companies...