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Washington, Feb 16.- A new measure that compares earthquake-related deaths with population size found that Ecuador, Lebanon, Haiti, Turkmenistan, Iran and Portugal experienced the greatest impact in the last five centuries.
Dubai, February 15.- The Prime Minister of Cuba, Manuel Marrero Cruz, spoke today with representatives of companies from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) interested in the commercialization of biotechnological products produced on the Caribbean island, such as Heberprot-P and Melagenia Plus.
Amsterdam, February 14.- Global warming will affect the Atlantic Ocean and its current system, leading to ocean collapse and changes in the climate, warned a study by the University of Utrecht.
Moscow, February 13.- Scientists at the Great Russian research center in Siberia made a discovery in genetics that allows us to better understand the relationship between the human genetic code and cognitive development.
Havana, February 13.- The Economic Society of Friends of the Country (SEAP) reported that today a panel on renewable energy in Cuba will meet at its headquarters, in accordance with the urgent change of energy matrix on this island.
Camagüey, February 12.- The local development project Digital Innovation Laboratory (Co-Lab) Camagüey stars in several actions aimed at achieving a smart city, impacting the management and conservation of the city, and taking advantage of technologies for knowledge of the city. history in the country.
Cienfuegos, February 10.- Today the results of the project Strengthening capacities for the monitoring, evaluation and management of air quality and its impact on human health in Cuba TINAIR, developed by the Center for Environmental Studies (CEAC in Spanish), were evaluated.
Brussels, February 9.- The first month of 2024 was the warmest January since records exist in the world, reported the Copernicus Climate Change Service, of the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts.
Havana, February 8.- From imported raw materials, for the first time inlet and outlet economizers for thermoelectric boilers are manufactured in Cuba.
Kingston, February 8.- Authorities from Jamaica and Cuba highlighted the results of a cooperation program in the ophthalmological field that since last year has allowed 1,230 people to recover their vision, confirmed an official source.
Washington, Jan 7.- A group of scientists concluded that global warming is giving rise to hurricanes that deserve to be classified in category 6, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
London, February 7.- Scientists from the universities of Cambridge and Sussex, in the United Kingdom, found evidence of the brain's ability to compensate for age-related cognitive decline, published in the magazine eLife.