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Could artificial clouds help Australia’s Great Barrier Reef? | Climate
To slow the rate at which higher temperatures and warmer waters are bleaching the Great Barrier Reef’s corals, scientists in…
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Pollution is being turned into elegant tiles in India
It is no coincidence that 23-year-old young Angad Daryani has devoted the last years of his life to creating a…
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CNI’s Robson Andrade’s turn by the United States
The organization’s president, Robson Andrade, will have a meeting with representatives from the Brazil-United States Florida Chamber of Commerce, an…
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Cyclone Gulab leaves two dead and tens of thousands evacuated in India – International
Two fishermen were killed and thousands were evacuated to safer places after Cyclone Gulab hit India’s east coast affected by…
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Australia announced two friendly matches against the Brazil women’s team in October. brazilian team
The Australian women’s team announced on their official website that it will face Brazil in two friendly matches at the…
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Bolsonaro tests negative for Covid after traveling to United States – Pontopoder
President Jair Bolsonaro (no party) tested Negative till COVID-19, This Sunday (26). The RT PCR test (molecular test that detects…
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Koala is a symbol of Australia
Koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus) are mammals of the marsupial group that live in Australia. They spend most of their time on…
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Thousands take part in the big independence march in the Scottish capital. United Kingdom
Thousands took part in Edinburgh, the capital of the British Territory of Scotland this Saturday, in what was, according to…
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France and Britain rekindle old conflict in dangerous times
The week the world leaders gathered Nova York For the United Nations General Assembly, one man’s absence cast a long…
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US border camp is closed, and Haitians face an uncertain future
A temporary border camp that has upset the US government was evacuated on Friday (24) with thousands of Haitian migrants,…
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