SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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Chile Fog Harvesting: Building Sustainable Water Solutions Now
As some of Chile's driest cities confront mounting water shortages, researchers have found an untapped solution in the clouds. Fog…
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New AI Technology: A Catalyst for Unprecedented Growth in Latin American Cinema
Latin American films have become known around the world, and new computer programs that predict trends give producers plus filmmakers…
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Brazil Reveals Hidden Saga of Megafauna Living Longer
New findings in Brazil are overturning long-held assumptions about extinct giant mammals. Researchers have discovered that certain megafauna species survived…
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Revealing Amazon Secrets With Lidar To Transform Archaeology
Deep within the vibrant heart of the Amazon rainforest, archaeologists uncover remarkable signs of past civilizations once considered impossible. With…
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Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela Among High Risk Countries of Potentially Catastrophic 2024 YR4 Asteroid Impact
The recent discovery of a potentially catastrophic asteroid, 2024 YR4, has sparked widespread concern in Latin America. With Colombia, Ecuador,…
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Costa Rica Soundscapes Fuel Conservation And Ecological Insights
In a remote Costa Rican forest; biologist Mónica Retamosa heard a metallic bird call echoing above the canopy—a cryptic bellbird…
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Scientists Discovered the Largest Structure in Cosmos and Named it After Andean Ancient Artifact
A structure in space that people call "Quipu" came to light as a grouping that takes up a greater span…
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South and Central American Cane Toads Threaten Ecosystems Worldwide
Once confined to South and Central America, cane toads have spread worldwide, becoming one of the most damaging invasive species…
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New Porcupine Discovery Expands Colombia Wildlife Frontiers Dramatically
A 126-year gap in discovering a new porcupine species in Colombia has finally ended with the identification of Coendou vossi.…
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Brazil's Ancient Gatherings Possibly Inspired Carnival's Festive Pulse
Forty years of archaeological pursuits have yielded surprising findings about early gatherings in Brazil, shedding light on how precolonial feasts…
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