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Earth X-ray: seismic data used to locate drinking water

In Tanzania, amidst a serious water crisis, a geological exploration decided to use seismic information to find drinking water. In other words, they turned to the data held by oil companies to locate the subterranean resource. Fridtjov Ruden, one of...

They spread where the vital water sources are located in Africa.

Tracking seismic data could help in finding groundwater in Africa, where water scarcity affects two-thirds of the population. In Tanzania, a geological exploration for water seemed doomed to fail until Fridtjov Ruden, one of the hydrogeologists on the project, had...

Lakes in Northern Europe undergo color change: from blue to brown

The latest scientific discovery in Greenland, in northern Europe, has raised concerns in the international community: more than 7,500 lakes that once shone with intense blue color turned brown during 2022, due to record temperatures and intense rains that...

5 Easy Homemade Hydrogel Recipes to Care for Your Plants

In this article, you will learn how to make **homemade and natural hydrogel** for plants, using easy-to-find ingredients and following recipes that are not only (https://noticiasambientales.com/animales/como-eliminar-los-caracoles-del-jardin-de-forma-ecologica/), but also allow you to reuse materials you already have. This is a creative...

Human impact redefines the global water cycle

A recent study by NASA, based on nearly two decades of observations, revealed unprecedented changes in the global water cycle largely driven by human activities such as agriculture. These changes could alter ecosystems and challenge water management in various...

A turquoise paradise between Catamarca and Tucumán: the Aguada del Cobre river.

At the border between Catamarca and Tucumán, there is a corner of extraordinary beauty that seems to be taken from the Caribbean: the Aguada del Cobre River. This fascinating watercourse, with its characteristic turquoise color, is a unique destination...

This innovation efficiently turns water and light into fuel.

A next-generation reactor could transform water and sunlight into clean fuel. The idea is based on a natural but complex process: the separation of water molecules into oxygen and hydrogen, thanks to photocatalysts. These, when exposed to light, initiate chemical...

Córdoba: Insistence on Demands for Impact of La Cumbrecita Sewage Plant on the River

Neighbors of houses located downstream reiterated an old claim to the authorities. They denounce the sewage treatment plant of La Cumbrecita, in Córdoba, for the presence of sewage in the Río del Medio river. In addition to affecting the community,...

Argentinian scientist develops device to detect potable water wells and takes it to NASA

A student from **UNSAM** has become a source of pride for the entire educational community for winning an international competition to travel to **NASA**. Her name is **Malena García Vildoza**, who developed a tool to detect **drinkable water in...

Access to water: a basic and irrevocable human right

Access to water is a basic and inalienable human right, as having access to safe drinking water and sanitation systems are essential for the realization of all human rights. Water is an essential universal good that should not be lacking...

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Agroecology: a sustainable model for the agriculture of the future

Agroecology, also known as organic agriculture, has established itself as an agricultural system that seeks to produce high-quality food...