Environment and Climate Change
Extreme Heat Hitting Mexico: A Deadly Blow to Howler Monkeys in Tabasco and Chiapas
Mexico is currently facing an unprecedented climate crisis, with extreme temperatures reaching over 45 °C in the southern states of Tabasco and Chiapas. This situation is not only affecting the human population, but is also having devastating consequences for the local fauna, especially howler monkeys, a species that is already in danger of extinction.
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Tropical Storm Carlotta Strengthens as It Stalks Mexico’s Coastline
The hurricane season continues to be tumultuous, and meteorologists at the National Hurricane Center (NHC)…
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Huracán Beryl Arrasa el Sur de Texas: Pérdidas Humanas y Devastación
Amenazada por la fuerza implacable del huracán Beryl, la ciudad de Houston, Texas se ha…
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Las Vegas Rompe récord de temperatura con 49°C en medio de una ola de calor extrema en Estados Unidos
Las Vegas, conocida popularmente como la “ciudad del pecado” por sus luces deslumbrantes, casinos bulliciosos…