In his presentation, “El cambio climático: certeza científica, problema político” Francisco González de Posada argues that while there is scientific consensus on this phenomenon, caused by human activity, there is no political, social, and moral response commensurate with the challenge it presents.
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Latest articles by Enric Canela, author of the blog enriccanela.cat, an informative space dedicated to health and well-being: “Per què no m’aprimo”, “La ‘freqüència llindar’ de l’educació” and “Plater: renewables yes, but with the territory”
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José María Baldasano and a group of researchers have co-authored the study “Development of a high-resolution maritime emissions inventory for the Gulf of Mexico (GoM-HEI) based on AIS data”, the first high-resolution maritime emissions inventory for the Gulf of Mexico. This inventory aims to contribute to environmental policy decisions, protect public health, and preserve the coastal ecosystems of the Gulf of Mexico using precise scientific data.
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Maria Àngels Calvo participates in the presentation of the report “The Future of Food Safety in Catalonia: Trends and Risk Scenarios for the Next 10 Years,” a strategic document promoted by the Catalan Public Health Secretariat that aims to define a roadmap for food safety in the next decade.
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The latest quarterly report from the Silmar marine biodiversity observation and protection project (May-July 2026) highlights the detection of the invasive algae ‘Lophocladia lallemandii’ at the La Cima station in Castell-Platja d’Aro.
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Enric Canela, a health and wellness communicator, shares the latest articles from his blog: “Secrets of Nutrition,” “Coffee: What Does Science Say?”, “University Offerings as Economic Policy,” and “Environmental Hypocrisy”
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