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New discoveries in Antarctica shed light on climate change's impact - Vimarsana News

New discoveries in Antarctica shed light on climate change's impact

Researchers from Imperial College London have described a recent discovery in Antarctica as a clear sign of the loss of ice as a consequence of climate change. In their expert opinion, the newly-found 460-kilometer-long (285 miles) river under the Antarctic ice has accelerated the loss of ice mass.

The Reason Less Bugs Hit Your Windshield - Vimarsana News

The Reason Less Bugs Hit Your Windshield

Up to 70% of the butterflies in Spain are seeing their population numbers drop while in countries like Germany many species are in danger of extinction.

Source: as.com
Climate catastrophe affects Spain and Europe - Vimarsana News

Climate catastrophe affects Spain and Europe

Drought, fires, destruction and death. The high temperatures are leaving a desolate panorama in Spain and throughout Europe. Forest fires alone have devastated 790,000 hectares in the European Union (EU), 46% of which corresponds to everything burnt in the Iberian country.

Candidates for Chile's constitutional convention push for right to water - Vimarsana News

Candidates for Chile's constitutional convention push for right to water

2 minutes read By Patricia Nieto Mariño Santiago, May 13 (EFE).- Just a trickle of water comes out when Rosalba Quiroz, whose family have spent generations raising cattle in the central Chilean locality of Petorca, turns on the faucet inside her home on the banks of a dry river bed. Many thousands of households are without running water in the Andean nation, where an estimated 80 percent of the liquid is the property of agribusiness, mining and energy interests. So it is no surprise that 539 of the 1,373 people running in the May 15-16 election to an assembly charged with drafting a new co...