Environment
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Satellite Technology, a Weapon Against Methane Gas Emissions
Given the Risk that the Large Amounts of CH4 Represent in the Environmental Balance of the Planet, Satellite Technology has…
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The Supreme Court Now Attacks Climate Change
Supreme Court justices in the United States have limited the power of the body that regulates the environment in the…
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Third Consecutive Year Of La Niña Phenomenon: Should We Worry?
Between rains and droughts, this meteorological phenomenon begins to cause great damage among the countries of the region. Does climate…
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Voices of Female Enterprises in Responsible Consumption
Women's enterprises are beginning to emerge and employ new concepts, not only technology and digitalization but also the sustainability of…
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Gallery: Diana Trujillo and 8 other prominent Latinos at NASA
The Colombian Diana Trujillo was appointed as flight director in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States,…
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World Ocean Conference: Good News for Latin America
142 countries met in Lisbon in the framework of the Conference on the Oceans of the United Nations. In this…
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In Which Latinamerican Countries Is Bullfighting Still Legal?
The tragic incident that occurred in a corraleja in Espinal, Colombia, revives questions about an activity that should not be…
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New Polar Bears Discovered In ‘Impossible’ Places
The new discovery is very valuable for science, as it shows that these animals can adapt to different complicated environments.
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Francia Márquez: What is Expected of an Ecofeminist Vice President?
The Triumph of Francia Márquez is also a Victory for the Feminist and Environmental Movements. Her new Position as Vice…
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How Will The Latinamerican Left Handle Climate Chage?
With Gustavo Petro's victory in Colombia, the shift to the left in the region seems imminent. How will this agenda…
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