Climate change has led to more frequent and extreme natural phenomena. Therefore, it is essential to create solutions to mitigate the consequences. In this context, rain gardens emerge.
One of the main causes of water pollution, in addition to floods,...
Climate change could have a key enemy that could help slow it down: a type of common marine algae, with a great capacity to cool the Earth. This finding, led by researchers from the University of East Anglia (UEA)...
The United Nations (UN) has officially declared 2025 as the "International Year of Glacier Conservation". Additionally, they proclaimed March 21 of each year as World Glacier Day from now on.
The aim is to raise awareness about the fundamental role...
United Nations (UN) has called on governments to reduce "drastically" emissions by 2025 after a decade of "deadly heat", being the last ten years the hottest in history.
This call comes on the occasion of the New Year, pointing out...
The world could experience a massive volcanic eruption this century. This is a phenomenon that could bring devastating consequences, given the current conditions of the planet.
Scientists like Markus Stoffel, a climate professor at the University of Geneva, have confirmed...
The global warming worsened natural disasters around the world this year. This was confirmed by studies carried out by the international network of scientists World Weather Attribution (WWA).
Experts identified that extreme weather events such as hurricanes, floods, heatwaves, and...
In 2024, it was the warmest year ever recorded, exacerbating natural disasters. This extreme heat reinforced cyclones, heatwaves, and other meteorological phenomena worldwide.
According to the network of scientists World Weather Attribution (WWA), almost all major natural disasters in 2024...
A recent study identified a link between the reduction of ice masses and changes in seismic event patterns. This means that climate change can influence earthquakes, as this phenomenon, which affects regions where large water accumulations disappear, generates movements...
In 1850, **the Pyrenees housed 52 glaciers;** by 2020, that number had decreased to 19, and currently **only 14 active glaciers survive**. In a few years, five of these glaciers ceased to be considered as such, (https://noticiasambientales.com/ciencia/glaciares-en-retroceso-a-nivel-global-una-crisis-alarmante/). The rest...
