Climate crisis, the Paris threshold has been exceeded: the world towards +1.5 °C already by 2030?
The new Copernicus report raises the alarm: global warming is happening faster than expected. This is why according to scientists ...
Chemosynthesis: what it is, phases, organisms and difference with photosynthesis
Chemosynthesis is a metabolic process in which inorganic substances are oxidized in contact with a carbon source, to produce organic ...
Iberdrola and its commitment: Reservoirs that promote the responsible use of water resources
Iberdrola is a company committed to the environment and this is demonstrated in its responsible use of water. Iberdrola reservoirs ...
Who are the indigenous peoples of the Amazon?
Many people know that the Amazon jungle is populated by different peoples who have been living in these lands since ...
Glacier valley: what it is, how it is formed and examples
A glacial valley is a type of valley that is formed by the erosive action of the movement of glaciers ...
Radioactive waste: what it is, classification and management
Radioactive waste is those materials or waste products that are not intended for any type of use, and that contain ...
When is Earth Day and why is it celebrated?
As many people say, Earth Day should be celebrated every day, since caring for our planet should be a task ...
Greenland is indispensable, yes, but for science
Political aims on Greenland threaten to ruin international collaborations for the study of ice, climate and the Arctic seabed. A ...
Cárcavas: what they are, formation and examples
Gullies are forms of soil erosion that originate from the surface runoff of water, forming narrow and deep channels in ...