The myth of -18ºC in food freezing
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Enrique Baquero and Arturo H.Ariño
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18|06|2024
Connect Fish, the project for a management and conservation of the Spanish fish communities, celebrates its first anniversary
Researchers from the BIOMA Institute and the Institute of Environmental Hydraulics of Cantabria met at the University of Navarra to discuss the following topics
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07|05|2024
Researchers from the University's BIOMA Institute study strategies to mitigate the impact of climate change on grapevines
The project Climavitis, which has an budget of 66,845.50 euros, will be developed during six quarters.
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25|04|2024
A University study analyzes the presence of pollen in different areas of the Autonomous Community of Foral to prevent allergy cases
The research allows doctors and patients to know, for the first time, the variations in the presence of pollen from north to south.
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A look into the future of air quality in Navarre
JESÚS MIGUEL SANTAMARÍA
Air pollution is a global threat to human health and ecosystems. According to WHO, in 2020 more than 4.2 million people lost their lives prematurely worldwide due to poor air quality.
COP28: Paris under review
ARTURO ARIÑO
If the signatory countries of the 2015 Paris Agreements were students, they would be anxiously watching this November 30. At the lecture of the Parties (COP) 28 of theUNFCCC they will have to show the results of the assessment to which they have been subjected.
How we adapt schools and schoolyards to heat waves
AURORA MONGE BARRIO
The heat wave that affected the Canary Islands during the first fortnight of October led the agents responsible for schools to order their closure for two days. This fact made the news because of its impact on Canary Island children.