The heavy rains that led to catastrophic flooding in central Argentina and killed 16 people earlier this month were partly fueled by climate change and could become more frequent in a warmer world, a ...
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Worldcrunch on MSNThe Bad Economics Of Argentina’s Recycling IndustryArgentina’s informal recycling network, once a lifeline for thousands, is unraveling as falling prices and new policies make ...
For about three years now, Argentines have been hearing almost every month that oil production is breaking new records.
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Cycling for the environment in ArgentinaIn Zárate, in Argentina's Greater Buenos Aires, entrepreneurs invented a waste collection system using an ergonomic and easy-to-handle vehicle: the Eco-Torky. The daily collection of recyclable ...
The Environment Ministry of the province of Buenos Aires halted all operations by Oiltanking and requested an immediate review by the federal Energy Secretariat to determine if the company may ...
A labor appeals court in north-central Argentina ruled that the construction ... a legal appeal against Monsanto’s GMO seed plant on environmental protection grounds in the municipality of ...
Until 2010, the cycle of socio-environmental mobilization in Argentina against transnational mining that began in 2003 had influenced legislative power only at subnational levels. The enactment of the ...
Argentina declared three days of national ... those who are having a rough time in this difficult moment," he wrote. Environment official Andrea Dufourg said this weekend that the extreme weather ...
BUENOS AIRES, March 7 (Reuters) - Heavy rains in the Argentine port city of Bahia Blanca, southwest of the capital Buenos Aires, left at least 10 dead and caused substantial flooding on Friday ...
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