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Current Global Ice loss matches the worst possible scenarios expected by IPCC
By Victor Gaspar Filho and Thauan Santos | A study funded by the UK Environmental Research Council noted that the acceleration of global ice loss...
Japan is developing world’s first wooden satellite
By Leandro Laranjeiras and Caroline Colbert | Researchers from Kyoto University and Sumitomo Forestry corporation started a project of the world’s first wooden satellites. The...
Extreme weather events marked the year of 2020
By Alice Castelani and Thauan Santos | The year of 2020 was marked by climate extremes, highlighting the worsening of global warming. The hottest months...
Permanence of habits indicates continuation of pandemics
By Diego L. S. Navia and Samira Scoton | Personal protective equipment, social distancing, increase of hygiene habits and crowd limitation are responsible for the...
President Joe Biden has high ambitions for the climate agenda
By Nicole Torres and Thauan Santos | Joe Biden, the 46th president of the United States, anounced a flurry executive orders which aim is to...
Brazilian Space Agency signs cooperation agreement with the United Nations
By Ana Clara Guinelle Teixedo and Caroline Colbert | The Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (ABC/MRE), the Brazilian Space Agency (AEB/MCTI) and United Nations Development...
Food and water insecurity threatens Syria and Iraq yet again
By Gabriel Paes and Daniel Vidal Pérez | Syria and Iraq could witness a deterioration on its indicators of both food and water insecurtiy. This...
Big Data boost technological revolution in the agricultural sector
By Alice Castelani de Oliveira and Samira Scoton | Access to Big Data has revolutionized the agricultural sector. Machines, such as harvesters, record via GPS...
Seaweed farming could reduce the impacts of climate change
By Ana Carolina Dias Terra and Thauan Santos | The marine farming taking place in Pamban Island, located in India, could contribute for climate safety....
Drinking water scarcity affects more than 3 billion people
By Mayara Matos and Thauan Santos | Data show that more than 3 billion people suffer from water shortages around the globe. The report indicates...