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Panama, Mar 11 ( Prensa Latina) The third fire so far this year in Cerro Patacón, the main landfill in the Panamanian capital, has affected the population with the smoke that spreads and pollutes the environment.
Nairobi, Feb 27 (Prensa Latina) Strengthening global cooperation is indispensable to face the climate crisis, said the president of the Sixth UN Environment Assembly (UNéA-6), in course here today, the Moroccan Minister of Transition, Leila Benali.
Nairobi, Feb 26 (Prensa Latina) The main representatives of the United Nations agencies for the Environment advocated here today for the multilateral way to face the challenges of climate change, the loss of biodiversity and pollution.
Havana, Nov 24 (Prensa Latina) The Finlay Vaccines Institute of Cuba and the Vietnamese company Vabiotech agreed in this capital on Friday to strengthen ties in the field of biotechnology.
Brussels, Nov 24 (Prensa Latina) The European Commission launched its first EU green hydrogen auction on Thursday, with 800 million euros that should support subsidies to the industry and encourage private investment.
Cienfuegos, Cuba, Nov 17 (Prensa Latina) Professionals from the Center for Environmental Studies (CEAC) in Cienfuegos, 250 kilometers east of Havana, have installed a Confocal Raman Microscopy, and are training the personnel who will operate it.
Washington, Oct 24 (Prensa Latina)As bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have grown in market share, they’ve been criticized for their heavy carbon footprint: Cryptocurrency mining is an energy-intensive endeavor.
Havana, Sep 18 (Prensa Latina) Cuban experts are advising a regional project of the Island Global Environment Facility (GEF) to prevent waste generation from electrical and electronic equipment, and reuse it, and recycle it.
Washington, Sep 14 (Prensa Latina) Earth’s climate, biodiversity, land, freshwater, nutrient pollution and “novel” chemicals (human-made compounds like microplastics and nuclear waste) are all out of whack, a group of international scientists said in Thursday's journal Science Advances.