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Salty ice as an electric generator: a Chinese discovery redefining energy in extreme climates
A team of researchers led by **Xin Wen** at the **Xi'an Jiaotong University (China)** managed to demonstrate that **salty ice is not only a...
Latin America and climate change: risk perception, emotions, and communication opportunities
The extreme weather events that occurred in Latin America during 2024 left a deep mark on the region.
In Chile, the forest fires caused over...
Lake Eyre refills after extreme rains in Australia: a natural spectacle unseen since 1974
The autumn extreme rains in Queensland caused a remarkable transformation in the Australian inland: Lake Eyre, a vast salt flat located in the country's...
Due to climate change, 2.5 billion people will live in climatic conditions by 2050.
A new report prepared by UNESCO together with La Caixa Foundation warns that, due to climate change, around 2.5 billion people will be exposed...
Extreme Weather: Unicef warns that it affects one in seven students
The acceleration of climate change can be seen in heatwaves, cyclones, hurricanes, wildfires, and storms. This extreme weather leaves unavoidable consequences, mainly for developing...
