José María Baldasano reflects on the growing rejection of scientific theories about the climate crisis and its effects in the articles “Así ha evolucionado el negacionismo de la industria de los combustibles fósiles para impedir la acción climática” and “La Administración Trump asume el negacionismo climático como política oficial del Gobierno de EE.UU.”
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Javier López-Galiacho reflects on the limits of the right to privacy in the article “Cartas que no se deben publicar: reflexiones sobre la divulgación por Isabel Preysler de las cartas íntimas de Vargas Llosa”
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The crucial importance of vaccination campaigns and the necessary fight, based on scientific arguments, against the growing anti-vaccine movement in the session
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Jaume Armengou and Lorenzo Correa lead this discussion on the Ebro Delta, one of the most valuable and fragile ecosystems in the Mediterranean. Formed over centuries by the river’s deposits, which have made it ideal for agriculture, it is now facing accelerated erosion due to a lack of sediment, natural subsidence, and rising sea levels
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José Antonio López Guerrero, Jordi Martí, and Josep Moya participated in the conference “One Health in a Changing World: Is a New Pandemic Inevitable?”, a session aimed at rigorous reflection on one of today’s major challenges: preventing or minimizing the impact of future pandemics, based on the One Health approach
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#ManifiestoGalapagos Nobel laureates Erwin Neher (Medicine, 1991), Aaron Ciechanover (Chemistry,...
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