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The great mission of our time is to combat climate change. Over the past 100 years, the global average temperature has risen by 0.76°C, and all indications suggest it will continue to rise exponentially

Last week, the world gathered in Colombia for the 16th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP16)

Ecology. A word that has earned an increasingly prominent place in our everyday vocabulary over the past few years

The UN Environment Assembly (UNEA-6), which concluded on March 1, has been applauded as a success for the various resolutions and decisions achieved during the week-long meeting held in Nairobi

It’s common knowledge that Latin America is rich in natural resources

When it comes to global warming debates, carbon dioxide is normally the greenhouse gas that gets the most attention, and the worst reputation

Colombia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Mexico, Chile... These countries have something more in common than just being part of Latin America and the Caribbean.

The use of Artificial Intelligence seems to have become common in many fields over the past year: from finance and communications to cybersecurity and advertising.

Drought. The word has been repeated in relation to Latin America since mid-2023 and up to today.

The ecological footprint is a way of measuring the impact that we as individuals have on the planet.

It was the hottest year on record. There were droughts (still ongoing), hurricanes and floods that caused severe damage across the world.