Nobody knows for certain how much oil is pouring from the British Petroleum platform that exploded on April 20, claiming 11 lives in the process. What is worse is that no one can predict at this stage what the total volume of oil poured into the gulf will be by the time the leak is sealed off. However, we are able to foresee the environmental impacts the spill could inflict on the coast and the seabed and the local flora and fauna.

Xavier Pujol Gebellí | 6 may 2010

The economic hardship and lack of clear objectives in the space race is causing a substantive discussion in the United States. Back to the moon is no longer a priority. And human spaceflights until now forbidden for private enterprise, are also under review. All waiting for the new materials and technologies to regain the initiative.

Malén Ruiz de Elvira |16 February 2010

Copenhagen is ready to receive more than 10,000 people amongst representatives of 193 countries, experts, NGOs and journalists. The summit celebrated in the Danish capital, whose organization has spent 62 million dollars, could mark a new turning point in the fight against climate change.

Alicia Rivera, 10 November 2009

Electricity generation and motor transportation produce health related damage. These are reflected in the high figure of 120,000 million dollars every year, in the United States. For the first time it is possible to estimate a specific figure to one of the so-called hidden costs associated to energy production and consumption, which are not reflected in market prices.

Malén Ruiz de Elvira | 3 November 2009