Noticias Nacionales e Internacionales

Brazilian forestry sector stands out in sustainability

They have more than 713 thousand hectares of pine, leading the national ranking. Eucalyptus covers another almost 450 thousand hectares. In total, Paraná has 1.17 million hectares planted for commercial purposes, according to the Paraná Association of Forestry Companies (Apre) The prominence of the State of Paraná in wood production is a consolidated tradition in the region. The development of planted forests occurred from the 20th century onwards.

Baum, the Córdoba tree factory, and Alianza Wichi join forces to reforest the Gran Chaco

The aim is to recover a large part of the biodiversity of the geographic region, affected by human actions. Baum, Fábrica de Arboles, and Alianza Wichi joined forces to reforest the Gran Chaco. This combination of reforestation and work in the territory together with local communities seeks to recover a large part of the biodiversity of this geographic region, so affected by human actions. To achieve the objective, entities need the commitment of people, companies and institutions that plant trees online.

Reforestation with native plants in Patagonia Park

In an arduous task that combines effort, dedication and love for nature, Guadalupe Nieto successfully led the reforestation of the Planetarium in Patagonia Park. The challenges, achievements and passion that motivated this project

Farewell to entrepreneur Dr. Werner Pankoke

Bielefeld, Dec. 15th, 2023 – Farewell to entrepreneur Dr. Werner Pankoke after a fulfilled life in the style of a hidden champion..

ExpoFerretera 2023, the largest meeting in the world, has ended South American hardware sector

Buenos Aires, December 2023.- After four days where the hallways are filled with visitors, the International Exhibition of Articles for Hardware, Sanitary, Paint and Construction Materials stores closed their doors, greatly exceeding the expectations of the sector. With 182 exhibitors present, four pavilions inside and the Patio Ferretero in abroad, companies had the opportunity to show their new products to more than 13,000 professionals, businessmen and hobbyists

China is carrying out the most ambitious reforestation project in the world: a "wall" of 4,500 kilometers of trees

The objective is to stop the desertification that threatens the Asian country and occupies 27% of its surface According to a United Nations report, desertification is accelerating every year around the world. A phenomenon that has grown especially during the last century and this one, affecting especially areas prone to being arid, semi-arid and with dry climates. In total, the Earth has lost a third of its arable land. And one of the most affected countries is China, since 27.4% of its surface is desert, affecting 400 million people. To solve this, it has undertaken the largest reforestation project in the world.

ExpoFerretera 2023 continues with all the industry news

Buenos Aires, November 2023. The second day of the International Exhibition of Items for Hardware Stores, Sanitary, Paint Stores and Construction Materials counted with a packed agenda of talks, conferences, product launches

ExpoFerretera 2023 began, where everyone knows what the “coso” and the “cosito” are

Buenos Aires, November 2023. The International Articles Exhibition was inaugurated for Hardware Stores, Sanitary Stores, Paint Stores and Construction Materials, which will have place until December 2, at the Costa Salguero Center in CABA. The company news and everything that is coming for the sector, in one place.

The largest reforestation project in the world manages to repopulate an area twice as large as Andalusia

Proof of China's determination when it comes to getting to work to solve a problem is the fight against desertification that affects this immense country, where 27.4% of its surface is desert, affecting 400 millions of people. However, the problem does not stop there, as arid lands are advancing unstoppably and every year sand storms eat up 2,300 square kilometers of agricultural land, an area larger than the entire island of Tenerife. However, the Great Green Wall project is clearly managing to curb this threat, in an example of how constant and far-reaching policies can give results.