Climate Change

Heathlands: what they are, types and importance

Heathlands are plant communities dominated by shrub formations mainly of the Erica genus, popularly known as heathers. Heathers grow in ...

Integral ecology: what it is and examples

Integral ecology emerges as an approach that transcends the limitations of traditional perspectives by addressing environmental and social challenges from ...

Why is Tierra del Fuego called that?

Tierra del Fuego is named after the bonfires that the native people of the area made to protect themselves from ...

Wombats’ cubed poop helps them communicate with each other

Wombats are Australian marsupials who have achieved a “certain fame” thanks to a peculiarity unique in the animal kingdom: they ...

Summer storms: what they are, why they occur and how long they last

Summer storms are brief, intense weather events that occur frequently during the warmest months of the year. They usually include ...

Earth Hour: what it is, when it is and why it is important

Earth Hour is a global event celebrated annually at the end of March, usually coinciding, or nearly so, with the ...

Corporate social responsibility: examples

It is undeniable that companies, especially larger ones that have an international character, have a great impact on the world ...

Social insects: the larger an ant colony is, the weaker the individual insects are

When it comes to survival, is quality or quantity better? Or, as they say in the United States: Would you ...

Firebreaks in the forest: what they are, types and how they help prevent forest fires

Forest fires represent a constant threat to ecosystems, infrastructure and people. To reduce its impact, one of the most used ...