Sunday, September 27, 2020
Havana, Sep 15.- The next hurricane or tropical storm to form in the Atlantic Ocean will be called Wilfred, the last name on the list for phenomena of this type in the current cyclonic season, considered the most active in 54 years.
Camagüey, Aug. 14.- Until next August 31, the call for the children's environmental contest “Biodiversity and climate change in times of health crisis” is open in Camagüey, called by the provincial delegation of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment (CITMA) .
Havana, Aug 11.- Cuban biotechnologists are working today in the search for a specific drug against the new coronavirus, based on previous experiences with other formulas.
Camagüey, Mar 6.- In order to stimulate electronic commerce and the use of magnetic cards, the Bank of Credit and Commerce (BANDEC) implements bonuses, a new version of the Transfermóvil app and the opening of accounts outside the branches.
Camagüey, Feb. 13 - About one hundred new containers for depositing solid waste were located in several areas of the popular San Juan de Dios neighborhood, in this city, in order to preserve the hygiene and beauty of the city.
Santiago de Cuba, Jan. 11 - Cuban seismologists are very attentive to the situation in Puerto Rico, where on Tuesday, a 6.4 magnitude tremor occurred in the southwest area, preceded by hundreds of premonitory events.
London, Jan. 10 - 2019 was the fifth in a series of exceptionally hot years and the second warmest in history on a world scale, the Copernicus Climate Change Service demonstrates in a report.
Havana, Jan. 8 - In 2019, the average annual temperature in Cuba was the highest since 1951, when the figure of 1.1 Celsius was reported above the average for the period 1961-1990, announced the Institute of Meteorology.
Madrid, Dec. 12- Cuba reiterated on Wednesday its commitment to global efforts to address climate change, but made clear the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities, which should not be forgotten by developing countries in the current context.
Canberra, Dec. 11- The 1987 Montreal Protocol, which banned substances that deplete the ozone layer, mitigated the global warming process the planet is currently experiencing, says a study by the Australian University of New South Wales.