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El nuevo satélite detectará y compartirá datos de CO2 de sitios individuales
Canadian emissions monitoring company GHGSat on Saturday launched from space for the first time a satellite designed to detect carbon dioxide emissions from individual facilities
Los glaciares de Groenlandia se están derritiendo cinco veces más rápido que hace 20 años
Global warming has increased the rate of glacial melting in Greenland fivefold over the past 20 years, scientists from the University of Copenhagen said Friday.
Se espera un clima cálido y seco en Australia durante los próximos tres meses
Large parts of Australia will see below-average rainfall and an increased chance of record-breaking temperatures over the next three months, the Bureau of Meteorology said
México limpia los escombros del huracán Otis y calcula el número de daños
Mexican soldiers and rescue teams scrambled on Thursday to clear the chaos and devastation caused by Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, as the government scrambled to
Mumbai emite directrices para el sector de la construcción a medida que empeora la calidad del aire
India’s financial capital Mumbai has asked construction sites to use barricades and banned open burning of rubbish in a bid to combat worsening air quality.
Superfog en Luisiana mata a 7 personas en un choque masivo de autos
“Super fog” in Louisiana, exacerbated by swamp fires, led to a 158-vehicle pileup west of New Orleans on Monday, killing seven people, injuring at least
Huracán Otis devasta Acapulco
Hurricane Otis ripped through the Mexican resort of Acapulco early Wednesday, smashing hotels and sending tourists scurrying for shelter as it lashed the southern Pacific
El mundo está al borde de un punto de inflexión ambiental, dice la ONU
The world is heading towards a series of environmental “tipping points” that could cause irreversible damage to water supplies and other vital systems, the UN’s
El derretimiento de la capa de hielo de la Antártida occidental es inevitable
A study by the British Antarctic Survey has found that the West Antarctic ice sheet will continue to melt this century no matter how much
Japón y Dinamarca cooperarán en tecnologías de energía eólica marina flotante
Later Tuesday, Japan and Denmark will agree to join forces to research and develop floating offshore wind power technology to combat climate change, a Japanese