It is said that science is often stranger than fiction and the Teabag Index initiative is a case in point. The star of this project is an object as everyday as a teabag and it is helping researchers around the world to better understand climate change. In what way?
A few days ago, the Copernicus Earth observation programme published a hair-raising satellite image. It shows the land surface temperature in some parts of Spain
Just as Michelangelo only painted one Sistine Chapel and located it in the Vatican, nature has promoted unique, special species of flora and fauna that
The data scientist Víctor Granda from CREAF’s new programming unit, the Ecosystem Modelling Facility (EMF), has developed a package of meteorological data and models for
The latest IPCC results show an increasingly arid future for the Mediterranean, with less rain and more frequent and longer heat waves. For this reason,
The scientific community has already shown that forests growing in a climate unsuitable for them, such as a spruce in a dry climate, are easily
A recent study led by CIBIO, the University of the Azores, CSIC and CREAF shows that the navigations of the Vikings could have taken them
If the Llobregat delta were a plane, the protected area of la Ricarda would be a very important part (who knows if the last one)
On the occasion of the International Day of Forests we present an in-depth report on mature forests. What are they and why can they function
The price of homes is falling sharply in some northern regions of the planet. Why? Because the seemingly permanently frozen ground they were built on
