BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA — More than a month after a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake rattled Colombia’s Pacific coast, the Department of Chocó continues to experience significant geological unrest. On Sunday, September 14, the Colombian Geological Survey (Servicio…
By Edwin Caicedo Environment and Health Journalist The modern automotive landscape is in the middle of an identity crisis. Buyers want the utility and presence of a full-size SUV, the efficiency of an electric vehicle,…
BOGOTÁ — For two transformative weekends in September (18–20 and 25–27), the Colombian capital will become the epicenter of the global equestrian community. The prestigious Cantón Norte de Caballería will open its gates to host…
SUBDIRECTORATE OF LIFE & ENVIRONMENT Updated: September 13, 2026 – 08:49 A.M. Main Facts: A Historic Lull in the Atlantic Basin With exactly 103 days having elapsed since the official commencement of the 2026 Atlantic…
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA — Colombia is currently gripped by an extraordinary meteorological phenomenon characterized by a severe thermal dichotomy. As the nation transitions through September 2026, citizens across multiple regions are enduring punishing afternoon heatwaves that…
In an era defined by record-breaking global temperatures and an escalating climate crisis, the search for sustainable, low-cost urban solutions has led researchers to revisit a transformative initiative from the early 2000s. The "Philadelphia Cool…
By María Paula Lozano Digital Reach Redaction / Climate and Environment Desk September 10, 2026 Main Facts: A New Milestone in Global Heating The planet's climatic history was rewritten once again in August 2026, marking…
By Global News Desk Published: September 10, 2026 Main Facts: The Legacy of August 10 It has been exactly one month since a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia, shattering communities, reshaping landscapes, and leaving…
Global meteorological agencies, including the World Meteorological Organization and the Ideam, warn that the upcoming El Niño cycle could become the most severe event recorded since 1950, bringing profound multi-sectoral impacts on water security, public…
By Cultural & Environmental Desk Published: September 8, 2026 Main Facts In a groundbreaking study that has recently captured the attention of the global conservation community, researchers at the prestigious University of Kyoto have successfully…
