Architecture is not neutral. A city must not only look good and serve its function, but its design must align with human biology to become a healthy and sustainable environment over time.
Environmental scientist, climatologist and meteorologist. She is a weather forecaster and presenter on CyLTV and AragónTV. Science communicator and researcher. Web developer, analyst and data scientist. Entrepreneur.
Environmental scientist by training, meteorologist by vocation and born communicator, lover of challenges and in a continuous learning process. Specialized in Climatology, Meteorology and Scientific Communication, with extensive experience as a technician and responsible for environmental management in private companies, both in the field of logistics and the agri-food industry. Having previously worked in companies such as: Salvat Logística, S.A., Alimentos Friorizados, S.A., GEO Solutions NV, and institutions and entities such as TECNARA Aragón IT Cluster, Servei Meteorològic de Catalunya, Radio Illa, IB3 Radiotelevisió de les Illes Balears and Betevé. Currently dedicated to scientific research through the PhD in Climate Change within the Department of Land Management at the University of Zaragoza, communication and technological innovation.
She graduated in Environmental Sciences from the UNED, having completed the first cycle of the Bachelor's Degree in Geology from the Universitat de Barcelona, where she also completed the Master's Degree in Applied Climatology and Media. In addition to being a Technical Specialist in Occupational Risk Prevention and having various professional Master's degrees in Quality Management and Environmental Management and Renewable Energy, Master in Project Management, MBA in Agri-Food Industry, Master in HR Management and Management Skills and Technical Master in Cooperation International, she has a Master's Degree in Scientific Information and Communication from the University of Granada, the Professional Certificate in Web Application Development and Data Science, Computer Programming from All Women.
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The mechanisms that cause air to warm or cool are not driven by the Sun, but by atmospheric pressure. Here we explain how the laws of physics and chemistry directly influence our everyday life.
Mountains are the backbone of life on Earth. Each mountain range is a vertebra of the planet, playing an indispensable role in its climatic dynamics, yet they are particularly vulnerable to human degradation.
France opens its first "Charge as you drive" highway, which keeps an electric vehicle fully charged while driving: the goal is to reach 9,000 km of electric roads by 2035.
The world's water resources are under increasing pressure, and extreme water-related hazards increasingly threaten lives and livelihoods, according to the State of Global Water Resources 2024 Report.
The western Mediterranean is reaching record temperatures, on par with those reached in June 2022, when extremely violent storms occurred across Europe.
How devastating would the next massive volcanic eruption be in the face of climate change? Society is unprepared, geographers warn in the journal Nature.
A further symptom of the agony of the planet's ice masses: the greatest coverage of Arctic sea ice in 2025 was reached later than usual and was also the smallest ever recorded.
A recent paper by climatologist Timo Kelder proposes a three-pronged scientific approach to addressing the unprecedented climate challenges we face.
There is an urgent need for international cooperation, strategies, and adaptation to address the crisis spreading across our mountains and glaciers.
One of the consequences of a warmer world is the melting of sea ice. After another very warm February, sea ice coverage is at a record low, by its absence, across all the poles.
11.8% of materials used from recycled products marks a new historical record, favouring the transition towards the circular economy in the EU, but it is not happening in all countries equally.
Research into other celestial bodies in space allows us to better understand our planet, our resources and how to provide solutions to the challenges of the future.
The management of plastic waste continues to be a pending issue in today's society, with very low recycling rates, the uncontrolled burning of large quantities of plastic waste and the associated environmental problems.