Charles Dunkin

Mexico's diverse landscape is home to a unique treasure: glaciers. These icy masses, found atop mountains like Iztaccíhuatl and Pico de Orizaba, are remnants of a colder era. However, the effects of global warming have led to a significant change in these glaciers.

The potential consequences of an ice-free Arctic are far-reaching and multifaceted. Rising global temperatures and the resulting loss of sea ice can have devastating effects on the environment, economies, and societies worldwide.

A recent study conducted by the Science Media Center and the University of the Basque Country has shed light on the alarming reality faced by many researchers in Spain. The study reveals that nearly 50% of Spanish scientists have been subjected to insults and harassment for sharing their knowledge with the public. This figure rises to 57% among women, who face specific threats against their sexual integrity.

The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season has been marked by a record-breaking 11 hurricanes, including Hurricane Beryl, the first category 4 hurricane in June, and Hurricane Milton, which reached winds of 280 km/h. These powerful storms have left a trail of destruction, resulting in hundreds of deaths, billions of dollars in losses, and widespread damage to infrastructure and ecosystems.

Unforgettable Memories of a Rare Weather Event January 11, 1967, marked a day that would be etched in the memories of Mexico City's residents for generations to come.

In the picturesque region of Otago, New Zealand, a captivating natural phenomenon has been fascinating scientists and locals alike. The Taieri Pet cloud, stretching 11.5 kilometers, has become a subject of intrigue due to its unique characteristics and stable presence.

Mexico is experiencing severe weather conditions due to the arrival of cold front 14, which brings a mass of arctic air that will cause a significant drop in temperatures. The country will be affected by adverse weather conditions in almost all its areas.

Extended Stay for NASA Astronauts on the International Space Station

The year 2010 was a turning point in Mexico's climatic history, marked by unprecedented torrential rains that exceeded 23% of the usual amount, resulting in severe flooding in various regions, particularly in the State of Mexico.

Iceberg A23a, a colossal piece of ice, has been making headlines due to its unusual journey across the Southern Ocean. For decades, this massive iceberg remained anchored to the seabed near the Filchner Ice Shelf in Antarctica, until it broke off in 1986.