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Fossil Fuel Output Exceeds Climate Targets, Report Warns

SMGN Publishing septiembre 22, 2025

Findings highlight widening gap between goals and projections A new international report reveals that global coal, oil, and natural gas production planned for 2030 far exceeds levels aligned with the Paris Agreement. Signed in 2015, the accord set the goal of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius to

Cyberattack Disrupts Check-in Systems at European Airports

SMGN Publishing septiembre 20, 2025

Technical failure leads to delays and manual procedures A cyberattack targeting passenger check-in and boarding systems disrupted operations at several major airports across Europe, causing delays and forcing staff to rely on manual processes, airport officials confirmed. The incident occurred on the night of September 19 and directly affected services

Google Ordered to Share Search Data: Implications for User Privacy

SMGN Publishing septiembre 19, 2025

The court ruling and its objectives A U.S. federal court has ordered Google to share portions of its search index and user click-and-query data with qualified competitors. The ruling follows an antitrust case that found the company maintains a dominant position in the search engine market. While the court stopped

Australia Approves New Vaccine to Combat Chlamydia in Koalas

SMGN Publishing septiembre 18, 2025

A scientific milestone after more than a decade of research Australian authorities have approved the large-scale production and use of a vaccine designed to protect koalas against chlamydia, a disease that has significantly impacted the species’ survival. Developed by researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast, the vaccine took

Trump extends TikTok deadline as U.S.-China negotiations progress

SMGN Publishing septiembre 17, 2025

Ban enforcement postponed until mid-December President Donald Trump has extended the nationwide ban on TikTok until mid-December, according to an executive order issued on Tuesday. This marks the fourth time the enforcement of the measure has been delayed, coinciding with progress in discussions between Washington and Beijing regarding the platform’s

A Rare Mathematical Alignment on September 16, 2025

SMGN Publishing septiembre 16, 2025

Consecutive perfect squares in a single date September 16, 2025, marks an extraordinary moment for mathematics enthusiasts. The date stands out because its numbers —9, 16, and 25— are all perfect squares. Specifically, 9 equals 3², 16 equals 4², and 25 equals 5². Even more remarkable, these values derive from

Retreating Glaciers: An Uncertain Future for Europe’s Rivers

SMGN Publishing septiembre 15, 2025

Melting ice in Switzerland In Switzerland, the retreat of glaciers is reshaping landscapes and raising concerns about water security across Europe. A recent event in Blatten highlighted the risks: the Birch Glacier began moving unexpectedly, forcing the evacuation of around 300 residents. Shortly after, the glacier collapsed, covering parts of

Study finds major decline in insect populations in remote Colorado areas

SMGN Publishing septiembre 12, 2025

Research shows a 72% drop over two decades A recent study conducted by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill revealed that insect populations are decreasing even in regions with minimal human activity. The research, published in Ecology, measured flying insect density over 15 summers between 2004 and 2024

Study Links Extreme Heat Waves to Emissions from Fossil Fuel Producers

SMGN Publishing septiembre 11, 2025

Research Examines Over 200 Climate Events A newly published scientific study concludes that more than 200 severe heat waves worldwide are linked to greenhouse gas emissions generated by major fossil fuel producers. The research analyzed 213 heat waves, including the 2021 Pacific Northwest “heat dome,” the 2022 heat wave in

Birdsong Mapping Reveals Decades of Forest Change in New Hampshire

SMGN Publishing septiembre 10, 2025

Long-term research in the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest For over fifty years, scientists have tracked songbirds in the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in New Hampshire to study how their territories reflect changes in the ecosystem. The project began in 1969 with a 25-acre research plot established to monitor breeding birds

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