A new report warns that the planet is experiencing an unprecedented forest crisis. In 2 24, forests suffered large-scale destruction with a permanent loss of almost 8.1 million hectares worldwide.
Buenos Aires, October 2 25 – At the opening ceremony they coincided representatives of the entire hardware value chain. There, the main Sector leaders ratified the strategic role that the spaces of meeting and networking. Furthermore, the second day of the event passed with an agenda full of activities.
Bielefeld, 1 /22/25 – The ideal scenario is one in which a production plant functions perfectly even before commissioning. However, a more detailed analysis of plant projects often reveals a different reality: unexpected challenges often arise during on-site commissioning that must be resolved with considerable deadlines. Hymmen demonstrates how digital twins can offer a solution. By simulating the production process in advance on a 1:1 scale and taking into account all relevant variables, this technology allows timely intervention at critical points.
Its delicate branches, the soft tones of its petals and the harmonious shape of the tree make it an almost poetic image.One of the most beautiful trees in the world, according to an analysis of artificial intelligence, is the Japanese cherry tree (Sakura). Its fame is not only due to its visual appearance, but also because it is a symbol of culture.
LIDE Argentina announced the holding of the XIV National Agribusiness Forum, which will take place on Wednesday, October 29 at the Alvear Icon Hotel, in the City of Buenos Aires.
Experts recommend protecting burned soil especially the first year
Casa Conicet is the new platform that brings together scientific developments in construction, energy and bioclimatic design, with solutions designed for more sustainable homes throughout the country.
Its story is a testament to the human capacity to transform the environment through conscious action and respect for nature.
Urban trees are not just an ornament: they are climate infrastructure. Some species cool more than others thanks to their shade and evapotranspiration. Researchers in Valencia identified which ones work best to reduce temperatures in urban environments and how their correct distribution can transform sweltering neighborhoods into liveable places.