Perito Moreno: a tribute to a hero or a name causing confusion?
Confusion arises among travelers due to the identical names of a national park, a glacier, and a city in Santa Cruz, all named after Francisco Pascasio Moreno.
Glaciers in the Himalayas are melting twice as fast now as in 2000
The glaciers in the Himalayas are currently melting at an accelerated rate compared to their pace in 2000, which raises concerns about climate change impacts in the region.
Glacier Law: The controversy over public hearings and the number of registered participants escalates to Justice
The Argentine government is preparing to approve a reform to the Glacier Law amidst a rising conflict over public hearing processes and a massive number of participants registered to voice opposition.
Glacier Law: Justice confirmed public hearings and rejected a lawsuit from environmental organizations
The Argentine government confirmed public hearings on the Glacier Law after a court dismissed a lawsuit from environmental organizations seeking to halt the process.
PHOTO ⟩ Embracing the Flow of Time. A Look at the New Exhibition 'Streaming Time' at the National History Museum
The National History Museum of Latvia opens a new exhibition titled 'Streaming Time', exploring Latvia's history from the last glacier retreat to present-day digital forums.
Climate: Symbol of Glacier Melting, the Last Ski Slope of Its Kind Closed at the Summit of Germany
The last glacier skiing slope in Germany has permanently closed due to the irreversible melting of the Schneeferner glacier, marking a significant impact of climate change on winter sports in the region.
Ski Lift at Northern Schneeferner Blown Up: Detonation with Domino Effect on the Zugspitze
The Northern Schneeferner glacier in Bavaria, Germany, experienced a controlled demolition of its ski lift due to ongoing glacier retreat and instability from climate change.
Climate Change: Last Glaciers in Bavaria Are Melting Faster Than Ever
Germany is expected to be glacier-free by the 2030s, as the last four glaciers are rapidly losing mass and surface area according to recent studies.
From the $Libra Case to the Glacier Law Reform: What Do Intellectuals Say About This Moment of Javier Milei?
The article discusses the reactions of intellectuals and social media to President Javier Milei's administration amid controversies including a cryptocurrency fraud investigation and environmental policy challenges.
Governors: also key in the glacier law
The Argentine government is facing challenges in modifying the glacier law, which aims to expand the economically exploitable territory under glaciers, due to tight political dynamics and the need for support from regional legislators.
Generating wealth is the best way to face climate challenges
The article discusses the recent debate in Argentina regarding the amendment of the Glacier Law and addresses misconceptions about water protection related to glaciers.
Glacier Law: tensions and cross accusations over the number of registrants for public hearings
Over 50,000 people have registered for public hearings on modifications to the Glacier Law, leading to tensions between the government and opposition over the format of presentations.
Study: Nearly all glaciers in Austria have decreased in area over the past two years
A recent study reveals that the area of nearly all glaciers in Austria has diminished, with an average shrinkage of 20 meters per year, prompting concerns about their future.
Cold and wet skiers sought on Hofsjökull
The article discusses the search for cold and wet skiers on Hofsjökull glacier in Iceland.
Measuring Glaciers in Volunteer Work for 40 Years: The Struggle is Always a Bit Desirable
The article discusses the 40-year history of volunteer glacial measurements in Iceland, highlighting the contributions of individuals like Leifur Jónsson and his granddaughter Katla Gunnlaugsdóttir.
The opposition demands to expand public hearings for the reform of the Glacier Law
The opposition in Argentina is calling for additional public hearings concerning the reform of the Glacier Law due to overwhelming public interest.
Deputies call for a public hearing on the glacier law reform
The Argentine Chamber of Deputies has called a public hearing to discuss proposed amendments to the glacier protection law, scheduled for March 25 and 26.
Glacier Law: Almost 8,000 People Sign Up for Public Hearings, Complicating Government Plans
Nearly 8,000 participants have registered for public hearings on the contentious Glacier Law reform in Argentina, complicating the government’s agenda.
Reform of the Glacier Law: In Search of Sustainable Development
Argentina's Congress is debating a project to amend the Glacier Law, aiming to clarify legal ambiguities and improve inter-jurisdictional coordination without dismantling glacier protections.
The observation ship Shirase begins intensive observations, arrives off the Totten Glacier in East Antarctica with favorable conditions
The Japanese observation ship Shirase has commenced intensive scientific observations near the Totten Glacier in East Antarctica, focusing on the glacier’s melting mechanisms.
Neither cloudburst nor glacial lake... The true cause of the Dharali accident has now been revealed
A recent scientific study has determined that the devastating flood in Dharali village, Uttarkashi, was caused by a large ice block falling from the Shrikanta glacier, rather than a cloudburst or glacial lake outburst.
Antarctica Loses Ice Equivalent to Ten Cities Like Los Angeles
Scientists have created the first comprehensive mapping of Antarctica's glacier grounding lines, revealing that the loss of ice is equivalent to the size of ten cities like Los Angeles.
The government postponed the session on the reform of the Glacier Law until after Easter
The Argentine government has delayed the session to discuss the reform of the Glacier Law until after Easter, allowing for public hearings.
Glacier Law: The government yielded to opposition pressure in the Chamber of Deputies and a public hearing will be called
The Argentine government has agreed to hold a public hearing on the Glacier Law after opposition pressures, pushing back its original plan for a quick approval process.
Javier Milei and his measures, LIVE: The government is looking to take a key step to advance the reform of the Glacier Law in Congress
President Javier Milei's government is pushing for a reform of the Glacier Law that has potential implications for multinational investments, despite facing significant opposition from environmental groups.
The message from Javier Milei after the approval of the amendment to the Glacier Law
Javier Milei's administration praised the modification of the Glacier Law, claiming it promotes true environmental federalism and removes ideological distortions.
[Photo] 'Senators, please do not defecate in the water'
Argentina's glacier protection law has sparked controversy after passing the Senate, with environmental groups protesting against the regulatory relaxations that threaten water resources.
Elisa Carrió: a presidenciable Toviggino, his 'serious error' with Macri, and a warning about the glacier law
Elisa Carrió criticized the ties between politics, justice, and football in Argentina, particularly concerning Pablo Toviggino's role in the AFA amid allegations against its leadership.
Senate approves Milei's text that relaxes mining in glacier areas in Argentina
Argentina's Senate has approved a bill allowing more flexible mining permissions near glacier areas, a move supported by President Javier Milei.
One by one. This is how each senator voted on the project to reform the glacier law
The article outlines how each senator in Argentina voted on the proposed reform of the glacier law.
With votes from Peronism and last-minute changes, the government advanced in the Senate with the Glacier Law
The Argentine Senate advanced the Glacier Law with last-minute changes, granting provinces more power over natural resources and aiming to reactivate mining projects.
One by one, how senators voted for the Glacier Law
The Argentine Senate approved the Glacier Law with 40 votes in favor and 31 against, sending it to the Chamber of Deputies to modify the existing law from 2010.
Reform of the glacier law: a setback that affects sources of life
The article discusses a proposed reform to Argentina's glacier law, raising concerns about its implications for water sources and environmental protection.
With just enough votes, the Government bets on changing the glacier law in the Senate
The Argentine government is moving forward with a reform of the glacier law aimed at reducing protected areas to enable mining investments, facing protests and environmental backlash.
Following the Arrest of Greenpeace Activists, Protests Continue in Front of Congress Against the Glacier Law Reform
Protests against the reform of the Glacier Law continue in Argentina following the arrest of Greenpeace activists, who claim the initiative benefits mining interests over environmental protection.
The Government supports Monteoliva after the aggression against a cameraman and the protest at the steps of Congress
The Argentine government backs Minister Alejandra Monteoliva following an incident where a cameraman was assaulted during a protest against glacier law reforms outside Congress.
ADEPA expressed its 'concern' over the aggression towards a cameraman by the Federal Police
ADEPA has voiced concern regarding the aggression and subsequent detention of a cameraman by the Federal Police during a protest.
Glacier Law: What is Being Debated in Congress, Who Benefits, and What Investments Are Awaiting
The Argentine Senate is debating changes to the Glacier Law, which aims to protect glaciers but has been stalled since its inception due to lack of regulations.
Glaciers, mining, and water resources: the keys to the modification being discussed in the Senate
The Argentine Senate is set to vote on a modification of the Glacier Protection Law, driven by government claims that it hinders key industries like mining.
Glacier Law and Mercosur-EU Agreement: The Government and the Opposition Anticipate Another Fight Moving from Congress to Courts
Argentina's government is poised to ratify the Mercosur-EU agreement and advance the Glacier Law despite opposition backlash over environmental concerns.
The cameraman assaulted by a Federal Police agent spoke: 'They were kicking me from below'
Cameraman Facundo Tedeschini discussed his assault and detention by Federal Police while covering a Greenpeace protest against glacier law reforms.
A video with a message from environmentalists detained in front of Congress is released
Greenpeace released a video from activists who anticipated their potential arrest during a peaceful protest against glacier law reform in Argentina.
Senate: The Government seeks ratification of the Mercosur-European Union agreement and to advance with the glacier law reform
The Argentine government is pushing for the ratification of the Mercosur-European Union trade agreement while also addressing reforms to environmental protections regarding glaciers in the Senate.
Tension in Congress: What is known about the Greenpeace protest and the incidents with press workers
Tensions escalated in Argentina's Congress during a Greenpeace protest coinciding with the debate on glacier protection legislation, leading to clashes between police and journalists.
What changes with the new Glacier law that the Senate will discuss this Thursday
The Argentine Senate is set to discuss a new Glacier law that seeks to reduce protected areas to allow for increased mining investments, particularly in copper and lithium.
What does the Glacier Law that Milei's government wants to pass in Congress say?
The Milei administration seeks to amend the Glacier Law to facilitate mining investments, which has raised concerns among environmentalists about water access.
A group of journalists was assaulted in Congress and a cameraman was detained
A group of journalists were attacked by federal police outside the Argentine Congress during a debate on glacier protection laws, resulting in the detention of a cameraman.
Senate Today, LIVE: Debate on the Mercosur-EU Agreement, the Glacier Law, and the Appointment of Fernando Iglesias as Ambassador to Belgium
The Argentine Senate is set to discuss critical issues, including the Mercosur-EU trade agreement, the Glacier Law, and the appointment of Fernando Iglesias as ambassador to Belgium.
12 Greenpeace activists were arrested for jumping the fences of Congress and also a cameraman
Twelve Greenpeace activists were detained during a protest at Argentina's Congress against glacier law reform, highlighting concerns over water protection.
Greenpeace activists arrested for jumping the Congress fence
Greenpeace activists were arrested after attempting to breach the perimeter fence of the Congress during a debate on glacier law reform in Argentina.