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Glyphosate threatens the reproductive system of crabs

A recent study conducted by the Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) revealed that glyphosate, the most widely used herbicide worldwide, negatively affects the reproductive system of crabs. This research found that...

Latin America faces the most severe dengue epidemic since 1980

The American continent is facing the largest dengue epidemic since regional records began in 1980, with 12.6 million documented cases, almost three times more than in 2023, as reported with concern by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) on...

Innovative: They created a filter with squid bone and cotton to remove microplastics.

Chinese scientists have taken a step further in the fight against microplastics. They have created a **filter with squid bone and cotton** that promises to eliminate 99.9% of this material. The **plastic pollution** is a global problem that directly affects...

This species of lizard has been saved from extinction thanks to a successful ecological restoration effort.

There are places in the world where biodiversity is so vast that they must be preserved with all our efforts. One of these exceptional places is Sombrero Island, which belongs to the territory of Anguilla. On this island, a...

How to encourage more women and girls to enter the field of science?

Many people are unaware of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. It is a moment that seeks to increase accessibility to scientific and technological education, with the aim of improving the social position of women in...

Hair as a natural filter: how it helps clean the oceans

In 1989, a hairdresser from Alabama named Philip McCrory had an idea. If people used shampoo to remove grease from their hair, could it work the other way around? McCrory was watching the coverage of the oil spill in...

“Nutec Plastic”: The project aiming to curb microplastic pollution

The "Nutec Plastic" project was launched within the framework of the **Network of Marine-Coastal Stressors Research in Latin America and the Caribbean (REMARCO)** with the aim of monitoring **microplastic pollution** in Antarctica. Initiated during the Summer Antarctic Campaign (CAV)...

Chernobyl: Scientists discover a fungus that feeds on radiation

Since the 1960s, it has been known that some species of fungi have a very high resistance to radiation, with some even "feeding" on it. Some of them grow in adverse natural contexts, such as on the slopes of the...

How to prevent the extinction of the pangolin, the most trafficked animal on the planet

In the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, a crucial effort is being made to protect the most trafficked animal on the planet: **the pangolin**. This **(https://noticiasambientales.com/animales/curiosidades-sobre-el-pangolin-que-quiza-no-conocias/)**, often compared to armadillos, stands out not only for its peculiar appearance but...

Researcher from CENPAT uses satellite images to study coastal biodiversity in Chubut

The **Argentinian Patagonian coast** presents, (https://noticiasambientales.com/ciencia/encontraron-nueva-especie-de-grillo-en-la-patagonia-como-es-el-insecto/), some areas that are very difficult to access due to distances, terrain, or the hostile climate prevailing in the region, which is why **satellite images** are essential. A clear example of this is the...

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Ecological inhalers: Allies in reducing carbon footprint

Climate change is one of the main threats to health in the 21st century, especially affecting those with respiratory...