Latin America speeds up — but with contrasts — its energy transition
With a hydro base of about 41% and steady growth in solar and wind, Latin America is on track to
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The environmental impact of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) has raised high hopes as a tool to address some of the world’s biggest environmental crises. From
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The Plastic Industry Faces Its Greatest Environmental Challenge
The plastic industry is undergoing a forced transformation driven by the global environmental crisis. The adoption of advanced technologies aims
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Rare earths: the invisible backbone of modern life
Few terms have gained as much attention in recent years as “rare earths.” These 17 chemical elements—including scandium, yttrium, and
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Cleaner Water with Sunlight: Photocatalysis That’s Changing the Rules
Water pollution remains one of the most complex and persistent environmental problems. Pharmaceuticals, pesticides, PFAS, and heavy metals often contaminate
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Sustainable Innovations for a Greener Planet
Sustainable technology helps businesses, governments, academia, and citizens use only necessary energy, reduce environmental impact, and minimize waste. Key sectors include agriculture, where
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Water and Technology
Human development has been deeply tied to innovations in water management: extraction, storage, distribution, wastewater treatment, advanced irrigation, desalination, aquaculture,
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Technology, AI, and the Environment
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has a dual impact on the environment. On one hand, it offers innovative solutions; on the other,
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Revolutionary Technology
Over the next quarter century, two other developments will further revolutionize our world: artificial intelligence and quantum computing. The first is the most profound technology that humanity will ever develop and…
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Can nature be built?
This captious question is due to the curiosity to know about the latest challenges developed to build, tame or control nature. In this sense, Gustavo Copelmayer says that methodologies have been…
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