After almost 200 years, a lost bird returns to the Galápagos
A species thought to have disappeared from Floreana Island has been spotted again after nearly two centuries. The Galápagos Rail
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Natural and artificial ecosystems: understanding balance
The study of artificial ecosystems is key to understanding human evolution and measuring the impact of our actions on nature.
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Fires in Patagonia: A Climate Emergency and an Ecocide Foretold
A natural paradise—or a land condemned to burn? Patagonia is experiencing one of the most devastating summers in its recent
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Greenland’s melting ice: hidden wealth and a global warning
Greenland, the largest island on Earth, lies between the Arctic Ocean and the North Atlantic. Although it is geographically part
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A Record That Inspires — But Still Isn’t Enough
The world is on track to set a new record in renewable energy. According to international projections, nearly 793 gigawatts (GW) of
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Space Is Getting Crowded… With Our Trash
Since the dawn of the space age in 1957, humanity has launched thousands of tons of rockets, spacecraft, and satellites
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The Major Environmental Problems Identified in 2025
According to various analyses, the planet has experienced the hottest year ever recorded. Scientists report that carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels are
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Green Budgeting
Are governments truly willing to allocate enough resources in their annual budgets to protect the environment? It’s a question worth
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The right to live without environmental pollution
Lately I have been researching the universal right to live free from environmental pollution and I have come across interesting ideas. The right to life is above all other fundamental rights of people…
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The G-7. What does the Cornwall agreement raise on the environmental issue?
The so-called Cornwall consensus committed the leaders of the 7 most powerful countries on the planet, the G-7, to carry out what they called “the green revolution”…
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