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Environment

Melting Permafrost: An Invisible Threat of Climate Change

IPCC: The Survival Guide for Humanity

Forest seen from the air

Reforestation in Latin American Cities

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Animal Welfare Laws: How is Latin America Doing in Animal Rights?

cyclone freddy

Cyclone Freddy in Africa is About to Become the Longest in History

View of Alaska and Joe Biden

Willow Project: US Government Approved a Mega-Project for the Extraction of Oil and Gas in Alaska

Little mouse in a laboratory

Animal Experimentation: Prohibitions and Strategies to Reduce its Use

clothes hanging on hooks

The Export of Used Clothing Increases, How Ecological is it to Donate Clothing?

Dog

Chernobyl Dogs Have Different DNA than Other Dogs

gardens in the city

Oasis in the Middle of the City: This is the Work of Sustentar in the Green Infrastructure

Mexico City

The 5 Most Polluted Cities With the Worst Air Quality in Latin America

coal plants

China: the World's most Polluting Country Redoubles its Coal Plants

Biodivercities

Biodivercities: The Latino Project that Combines Cement and Nature

bee on a sunflower

Vaccines for Bees, how do they Work?

weather balloon

Beyond UFOs and Spies, the Important Work of Weather Balloons

Dodo

Dodo Resurgence: Is it Possible for Extinct Animals to Return?

space satellite

Solar Energy in Space, ¿Dream or Possible Reality?

Jaguar

What's Been Doing for Jaguar Preservation in Latin America?

Firefighters putting out a fire

Fires in Chile, Monocultures and Resilience: What Challenges Lie Ahead?

Chernobyl

Why are People Talking about a Chernobyl in Ohio, United States?

Woman choosing products in a basket

Are Organic Products Better?

Mayan Train Render

Mayan Train: Overshadowed by Environmental Damage and Impact on Communities

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  3. Car Free Day: Is the Bicycle Really a Mobility Option in Bogota?
  4. Surgeries and Medical Care in Space? NASA Studies Advance