Climate Change

The other side of San Juan Night: up to ten times more garbage on the beaches at dawn

The Night of San Juan is one of the most popular celebrations in Spain. Traditionally linked to the summer solstice ...

Google allows you to add Green Ecology as a preferred source in your searches

Google launches a new feature that allows readers to choose Green Ecology as their favorite media so that it appears ...

Doñana dries up: the water crisis that threatens one of the largest wetlands in Europe

To talk about Doñana is to talk about one of the most important natural spaces in Europe, but also about ...

Don’t throw them away: mix used coffee with baking soda, the ecological trick to clean at home

In many homes, used coffee ends up directly in the trash without a second thought. The same goes for other ...

It seems like a harmless memory, but science warns: the batteries from the cameras that Bad Bunny gives away at his concerts can contaminate 36,000 liters of water

Bad Bunny’s concerts not only stand out for the music and the show. During his tour, one of the elements ...

Mixing rosemary and sugar: why it is recommended to do so and what practical uses it has

Some homemade tricks go unnoticed, but others become viral due to their effectiveness and because they are easy to apply ...

Environmentalists are amazed: these birds reuse cigarette butts to protect their nests

Finding cigarette butts among branches, leaves and feathers may seem like a sign of contamination. However, for some urban birds ...

The countries that recycle best in the world have something in common: this is how their systems work

Every May 17, World Recycling Day is celebrated, a date that focuses on how countries manage their waste and the ...

Invasive algae in Spain: what they are, how they spread and why they worry scientists

Invasive algae have become one of the greatest threats to Spain’s aquatic ecosystems. In recent years, several species from other ...
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