climate change

After a brief decrease in emissions of 17% as a result of the confinement, a new scientific report warns that this will not be enough to cause a significant reduction in emissions and, of course, it will not be relevant enough to reverse or stop from somehow the climate change in which we are already immersed.

According to the predictions of the UN, it was the most dire scenario that was anticipated. And it is happening. These are the consequences that await us:

Coral reefs are one of the most valuable ecosystems on Earth. However, they face numerous threats such as rising sea temperatures.

Exposure to high temperatures combined with physical activity can lead to physiological problems that affect the ability to work.

Mountains release the same carbon as volcanoes each year, but we know little about the process. Understanding it could tell us more about its effects on the climate.

It is a periodic phenomenon known as the Maunder minimum, which will cool the planet, but not enough to stop climate change.

Every year from August 1 to 7, World Breastfeeding Week (SMLM) is celebrated, established by the WHO and UNICEF to protect, promote and support breastfeeding, due to the innumerable benefits it brings to the health of the mother and the baby, and coordinated by the World Breastfeeding Alliance (WABA).

Increasing tree mortality may be reducing the ability of many forests around the world to sequester carbon.