Several studies report the importance of preserving natural ecosystems and reconstituting degraded systems to maintain life on Earth. However, the current situation is not so rosy. Read More
The pandemic which has kept us in our houses for such a long time has had important effects on CO2 emissions. However, what is needed to stop global warming is more than social distance.Read More
Last October, Argentina, a country with a great agricultural tradition, was the first country in the world to approve the use of transgenic wheat seeds, called Wheat HB4. In this article, we are going to analyze the impacts of this new transgenic event on the economy, agriculture, health, society, and environment.Read More
Greenhouse gases have long been one of the most challenging causes of climate change. To reduce their emissions means to reduce the spiralling increase of the Earth’s average temperature. Thus, it is fundamental to control them: there are many ways to do so. By Luíz Miguel da Costa / AJN Brasil – Due to the […]Read More
Did you know that greenhouse gas emissions from textile production account for more than those of all international flights and maritime shipping combined?Read More
Though one of the most frequent expression used in the world in 2019 according to the Oxford English Dictionary, “climate emergency” has not resounded enough in the rooms of the UN Conference on Climate Change in Madrid (COP25).Read More
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During the COP25 we had the opportunity to meet one of the representatives of the organization "Sail to the Cop".Read More
I’m sitting in the SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) Pavillion at the COP25 in Madrid and I see the empty chairs of the speakers. I’m asking if there will be space for young people as me in the UNFCCC framework and if they will have the abilities to face complicated topics, such as climate change.Read More
The 3rd December, we spent the afternoon in the Green Zone. You are probably asking yourself what it is.Read More