Climate change affects Mediterranean coniferous forests
Rising temperatures and a longer duration of droughts caused by climate change threaten some Iberian coniferous forests.
Climate Change
Trump orders EPA's climate change page to close
The Trump administration has asked the Environmental Protection Agency to remove the climate change page from its website
Trump and his cabinet delete all references to climate change and global warming from the official website of the White House
Trump removes information regarding climate change from the official website of the White House, as well as mentions of global warming.
Is Spain's economy prepared for climate change?
Actions to stop climate change require a prior budget. Is Spain economically prepared for climate change?
The United States remains in the Paris Agreement for now
Donald Trump has been elected as president of the United States. Since his election there have been doubts about whether the US will continue in the Paris Agreement
What will the temperatures be like in the year 2017?
Knowing the temperature of the year 2017 can be of vital importance for future actions on the climate. Can we know what temperatures await us?
The negative effects of thawing on the planet
Efforts to reduce emissions are still not enough and the melting of large polar areas such as the Arctic is imminent.
The hopeful climate outlook for 2016
Work is being done to reduce the effects of climate change and for a suitable climate in which to live in harmony. 2016 summary of the climate context.
The Pyrenean marmot in danger due to low genetic diversity
A study shows that the genetic diversity of the alpine marmot is scarce, so it will have great difficulties before the effects of climate change.
New study of sea level rise
A recent study estimates that the sea level could rise two meters in height by the year 2100. This poses new scientific challenges.
The ice of Antarctica is very sensitive to climate change
In climate change, the behavior of the great ice masses of the Antarctic continent plays a fundamental role.
Key ecosystems for the fight against climate change
On our planet there are ecosystems that are key to climate change. These are seagrass beds and coastal wetlands.
Natural disasters generate 26 million poor people a year
According to the World Bank, natural disasters such as drought, hurricanes or earthquakes generate 26 million poor people a year.
Balearic Islands, present at the Climate Summit (COP22)
Although Spain will ratify the Paris Agreement in 2017, the Balearic Islands are already present at COP 22, being represented by Joan Groizard.
Some species are more threatened by climate change
Among the species most threatened by the effects of climate change we find the apollo butterfly, the alpine lagópogo and the Spanish fir.
Rajoy attends COP22 in Marrakech today
The President of the Government, Mariano Rajoy, has traveled to Marrakech to attend the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
After Trump's victory, China may lead the Paris Agreement
Donald Trump has been elected president of the United States and one of his main ideas is to deny the Paris Agreement.
Climate-kic helps in the fight against climate change
Climate-kic is a new initiative promoted and financed for the most part by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
Are we acting or waiting for climate change?
Today's events related to climate change have a greater magnitude than was estimated in the forecasts made by scientists
Making the planet green again to combat climate change
Maintaining biodiversity and not breaking food chains and biological cycles are a good weapon in the fight against climate change.
Arctic ice hits record low
Arctic ice has hit its all-time low, a new negative record that adds to those it has been beating since 1978.
Today's climate change started 180 years ago
According to new research, current climate change began 180 years ago, almost eight decades earlier than previously believed.
The Sahel, greener thanks to the warming Mediterranean
The Sahel is becoming greener due to the warming of the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. A very curious effect that we tell you here. Enters.
NASA: 2016 will be the warmest in history
2016 will be the warmest year in history, according to NASA, which was shocked when it saw the climate models. Enter to know more.
In 2016 temperatures will increase by 1 to 2 degrees compared to the average
According to some meteorological experts, during 2016 there will be a rise in temperatures of 1 to 2 degrees compared to the average.
What is climate change?
Climate change has devastating consequences for the earth, do you know what causes and effects it produces on our planet and living beings?
Climate change and El Niño will starve 10 million people
Climate change and El Niño will starve 10 million people in Africa and Central America, according to the non-governmental organization Oxfam.
Wind turbines: is the energy they produce as green as you think?
Wind turbines or windmills have become the favorite green energy source in many countries around the world, as they are often considered to have virtual zero environmental impact. Some studies indicate that it may not be as green as you think
Winter Olympic Games. Is your continuity in danger?
Only six of the cities that already held the Winter Olympics in the past century would today be cool enough to host them. Even for the most conservative climate estimates, only 11 of the 19 cities that hosted the Winter Olympics could do so in the coming decades according to a survey conducted by the University of Waterloo (Canada) and the Managemen Center in Innsbruck (Austria).
Geothermal energy. Greenhouses and their application in agriculture
Geothermal energy is that energy that can be obtained by taking advantage of the internal heat of the Earth. This heat is due to several factors, its own remaining heat, the geothermal gradient (increase in temperature with depth) and radiogenic heat (decay of radiogenic isotopes), among others.
Global Warming: A degree of desiccation not seen in 200 years in sub-arctic lakes
The decrease in snowfall observed in recent years in sub-arctic areas of Canada has led to a worrying drying out of the lake region.
Learn what to do during extreme weather events
The Federal Emergency Management Agency of the United States has offered a series of guidelines to its citizens on how to protect themselves and their families during extreme weather events, which are dangerously increasing in number due to climate change.