When summer moves indoors
For centuries, our homes were built to protect us from the cold. Today, they face a problem they were never…
Sargassum seaweed tides on Caribbean coasts: causes and impacts
The occurrence of drifting and beach-cast macroalgae is a natural process that takes place on many coasts worldwide. These marine…
The Engine of Mediterranean Torrential Rains: Sea and Scale
Mediterranean torrential rainfall often evokes images of the devastation caused by sudden floods. Beyond the immediate impacts, understanding the underlying…
Marine macroalgae (seaweeds): as unknown as they are essential
As a form of marine agriculture, seaweed farming can help make animal aquaculture more sustainable by recycling part of the…
No soils, no future
Soil is an essential resource for ecosystems, performing basic functions for the development of life on our planet. In Spain,…
Cooling buildings by storing ice
Even with these limitations, ice storage shows an important idea. The energy transition will not rely only on storing electricity.…
Where Does Our Plastic Go? The Invisible Journey of Marine Debris
Research on marine debris lies at the intersection of environmental science, physics, and data analysis. While modeling tools provide valuable…
World Environment Day: The Science Behind Greener and Healthier Cities
Building greener cities is therefore not only an environmental challenge. It is also a public health opportunity and a collective…
The silent amphibian crisis
Whenever people ask me why I study amphibians, I usually answer like a scientist, with rational explanations and data. A…
If beneficial insects eat well, so do we
When we think about insects living in crops, we often picture pests, such as aphids, whiteflies, caterpillars or mites that…