Copernicus, the European climate observatory, revealed what experts already anticipated. The point is that the year that passed will be cooler than this one that has just begun.
Alejandro Sepúlveda
Science journalist - 4 articlesAlejandro Sepúlveda Jara is a journalist and social communication graduate with 20 years of experience in the meteorological field. He was in charge of the journalistic editing and writing of the weather reports broadcast by Televisión Nacional de Chile (TVN) from 2004 to 2017.
He is currently content editor and presenter of weather reports on the TV channel Chilevisión and on the streaming platform Pluto TV belonging to the international company Paramount. He is also the creator of the Alerta Climática section of CHVNoticias and producer of environmental reports for this news programme.
He is also a content writer for the web portals and social networks of these media.
Outside of work, Alejandro is a member of the NGO Ciudadanos y Clima and is the Chilean representative in the international group Clima Sin Fronteras.
He is a person who enjoys nature and its defence.
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