climate change

Giant seaweed: the natural solution to the climate crisis

Along thousands of kilometers of coastline, the sea hides a valuable natural treasure: the forests of **giant algae**. "These are very relevant ecosystems. They are linked to temperate to cold coasts and are as important as corals in **equatorial latitudes**,"...

Drones against hail: innovation to save crops

Using drones against hail in areas where crops are often victims of extreme weather could be a real lifesaver. The fight against hail and harsh weather conditions has historically posed a challenge for agricultural producers, especially in regions like San...

Emission reduction by up to 67%: Brazil’s plan against climate change

Brazil presented its plan against climate change and surprised the global community with the ambitious figures it foresees for 2035. Looking ahead to the next decade, its goal is to reduce carbon emissions by up to 67%. During the United...

Drought in Zimbabwe: Farmers’ Innovative Solution

The drought in Zimbabwe has become critical in recent months. The situation has led to complications for food production and, in the same vein, for crops. However, farmers have come up with an innovative and surprising solution. It involves the...

Impact of global warming on marine life: future challenges

A new study led by the University of Bristol warns that some forms of marine life could become extinct in the next century due to the impact of anthropogenic global warming. Historical comparison and future of plankton For the first time,...

Historic snowfall in South Korea: one of the largest in its history

On the second day of the storm, it is considered a historic snowfall, with already five deaths and up to 40 centimeters of snow accumulated in Seoul. Schools have closed, and more than a hundred flights have been canceled. South...

The deterioration of wetlands worldwide: the issue in over 170 countries

The **deterioration of wetlands** worldwide is a problem that has grown in recent years, and there are already serious records of the situation. According to United Nations statistics, **177** member countries are examples of this. This translates into a red...

Mexico committed to zero emissions and invites other countries

Mexico has announced its goal of achieving a net-zero economy by 2050, marking a significant step in its fight against climate change under the new presidency of Claudia Sheinbaum. International Commitments The announcement was made alongside promises from the European Union,...

Peru: Climate change and acid rock drainage threaten water sources

Peru is a country recognized for its production of copper, silver, and gold, which is why the waters near abandoned mines often have a rusty color. However, in this case, the cause of this strange coloration is climate change. In...

COP29: The environmental threat of uncontrolled urban planning

During the COP29 in Baku, Anaclaudia Rossbach, executive director of UN-Habitat, warned about the negative impact of rapid and unplanned urban planning on biodiversity, the environment, and food security. This phenomenon also leads to social fragmentation and financial deterioration. Urban Planning...

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Severe fecal contamination in two sacred rivers in India

The Ganges and Yamuna rivers, considered sacred in Hindu tradition and the epicenter of the Kumbh Mela festival, present...