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Environmental sampling in the Uruguay River: a pioneering collaboration in conservation

In an effort to monitor the environmental quality of the Uruguay River, park rangers from the Islas y Canales Verdes Provincial Natural Park carried out a large-scale sampling. This was done in coordination with specialists from the Autonomous University of...

Cyprus: World leader in solar thermal energy for water heating

With over 300 days of sun per year, Cyprus has managed to become a global reference in the use of thermal solar energy to heat water. 93.5% of households already have solar water heaters, an efficient solution that combines accessible...

Critical situation for trees in San Rafael: drought and severe deterioration

According to a recent survey, the trees in San Rafael, Mendoza are facing a critical situation. Between the dry weather conditions, deterioration due to age, and lack of maintenance, a critical point has been reached. This was warned by the Regional...

New aqueous battery with 2,000 cycles of stability revolutionizes energy storage.

A team of researchers specialized in chemical engineering and applied physics has achieved a significant breakthrough in the development of an aqueous battery, a safer, more environmentally friendly, and potentially more economical option compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. The...

Developing an innovative treatment for contaminated groundwater

A pioneering research, carried out by IDAEA-CSIC, IRTA, Eurecat and companies like Facsa, Protecmed and Nenuphar, has demonstrated for the first time the seasonal performance of an innovative treatment for groundwater contaminated with nitrates, pesticides, and antibiotics. A nature-based solution The...

China advances in hydrogen production by dissociating water with solar energy

Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have significantly improved the efficiency in the production and conversion of water into hydrogen using solar light, setting a new record in the photocatalytic dissociation of water. This advancement represents a crucial step...

Mexico and the issue of nanoplastics in bottled water

A recent study by the National Academy of Sciences in Mexico has revealed that bottled water, far from being a completely safe option, may contain up to 240,000 pieces of plastic per liter, including nanoplastics, tiny particles associated with...

The silent enemy lurking in your home: limescale

Tartar, that persistent calcium buildup that forms in faucets, pipes, appliances, and various surfaces in the home, is much more than just a simple aesthetic nuisance. Its insidious presence can trigger a series of significant and costly problems, affecting...

The low flow of the Iguazú River reveals another postcard of the waterfalls.

The low flow of the Iguazú River is noticeable in the Iguazú Falls in recent weeks. The normal flow of this wonder of the world is 1500 m3/s and, just a few years ago, in April 2020, it reached...

A simple method could purify tap water from microplastics.

Microplastics represent a growing concern for human health, but a recent study suggests that boiling water could be a simple and effective method to reduce their concentration in tap water. A team of researchers from China conducted tests with waters...

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Criminal violence in Mexico leads to new Noah’s Ark: at least 700 animals to be relocated

Cruelty and animal abuse know no borders. The Ostok Sanctuary in Culiacán, northwest Mexico, was forced to move around...