pollution

90% of Argentinians feel the effects of climate change: how do they perceive it

It has been a while since the effects of climate change have been felt in aspects of everyday life. Argentinians recognize it and perceive it in their immediate surroundings: from extreme temperatures to increases in diseases. This is revealed by...

Paris follows the example of other capitals with low-emission zones

At the beginning of November, Paris implemented a new ban for motorists in the first four districts of the city center, creating a Low Emission Zone (LEZ) of approximately 5.5 square kilometers, with the aim of reducing emissions. Restrictions and...

Devotion at the Yamuna River: Thousands of Indians bathe in its polluted waters

Thousands of Indians bathed in the Yamuna River, with contaminated but sacred waters, on the outskirts of New Delhi, despite the warnings from authorities. Krishnawati Devi, a 45-year-old mother, expressed her belief that the river's waters are pure and blessed...

Pakistan: Parks and museums closed due to record levels of pollution

Authorities in the eastern part of Pakistan have closed all parks and museums due to record levels of pollution, which had already led to the closure of schools and government offices, affecting tens of thousands of people. The new restrictions,...

Argentina has at least 5000 open-air landfills: the environmental and health impact

In Argentina, there are at least 5000 cases of open-air landfills. One-third of the urban waste generated in Latin America and the Caribbean ends up in these spaces according to the United Nations. And the consequences are devastating, both for...

The graph showing the countries that pollute the most

Every year, 36 million tons of CO2 are released into the atmosphere, the main driver of climate change. Most of the emissions from the countries that pollute the most come from the use of fossil fuels, the generation of...

From the kitchen to cosmetics: where does lead contamination reach?

Although we may not notice it, in different areas of everyday life we come across (https://noticiasambientales.com/medio-ambiente/arsenico-en-el-agua-estos-son-los-puntos-mas-criticos-de-argentina/). The main sources are mining, metallurgy, industrial manufacturing, recycling, and the addition to various products. Most of the lead used worldwide is employed to...

Arsenic in the water: what are the places with the highest concentration in Buenos Aires

Arsenic in the water has been a major problem for the population in different parts of the country historically. It is a chemical element that, in high concentrations, poses a serious health risk. In the Province of Buenos Aires, various...

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More than 70 organizations rejected Argentina’s withdrawal from COP29.

More than **70 environmental organizations** and civil society rejected the withdrawal of Argentina from COP29. They warned, through a...