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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1995.
He has been a key part of environmental conservation, the 1995 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, published in 1974 an article in the journal Nature, where together with his colleague Frank Sherwood Rowland, he researched where some very inert industrial chemicals were going to stop—the chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) —that accumulated in the atmosphere, and which at the beginning of the study appeared to be harmless to the planet.
However, upon discovering the damage these aerosol products cause to the ozone layer, they decided to disclose it not only to the scientific community, but to the public authorities and the media: "We knew that this was the only way to ensure that society took some steps to reduce the problem," he says in his autobiography published by the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
And it paid off, because over time this discovery led to the signing of international protocols and treaties created with the aim of avoiding the depletion of the ozone layer.

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Air pollution in the Campo de Gibraltar is below EU limits

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Air pollution in the Campo de Gibraltar is below EU limits

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In both Algeciras and the Puente Mayorga slum in San Roque and the Guadarranque Polygon in Los Barrios, benzene levels remained stable during 2007 and show a tendency to decline, even though they are already below the values established as maximums by the European Union.
As regards sulphur dioxide, only twice the time limit value of 350 micrograms per cubic metre was exceeded twice, as the current legislation allows up to 24 annual exceeds the hourly limit value.In both Algeciras and the Puente Mayorga slum in San Roque and the Guadarranque Polygon in Los Barrios, benzene levels remained stable during 2007 and show a tendency to decline, even though they are already below the values established as maximums by the European Union.
(CSIC, Granada), the Jaume Almera Institute of Earth Sciences (CSIC, Barcelona) and the University of Huelva, was presented this morning in Algeciras at the meeting of the VIII Monitoring Committee Quality Plan.
Among other compounds, the study analyses levels of benzene, sulphur dioxide, nickel, lead and cadmium. In the opinion of Juan Luis Ramos, study coordinator and researcher of the Experimental station of Zaidín, the results indicate "a considerable improvement in air quality and represent the improvements made through the recommendations conducted by experts in recent years".
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My opinion:
We should reduce the companies that produce polluting gases, as this harms our atmosphere and is an important factor in climate change.

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Government approves 19.5 million for damage repair of the scraisy glory

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Government approves 19.5 million for damage repair of the scraisy glory

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The repair of the damage caused by the borrasca Gloria, which affected the Mediterranean coast last January, has been valued at 19.5 million euros to be distributed between the Balearic Islands, Catalonia and the Valencian Community, as reported today by the Ministry for the Transition Ecological and Demographic Challenge (Miteco).
Thus, the stable resolution of eur 4.4 million to the Balearic Islands; EUR 5.75 million to Catalonia; and the Valencian Community 9.6 million.

In Spain, storms are becoming more common and destructive, according to the Ministry, a situation that has led to extraordinary investments in the form of increasing emergency works in recent years.
For the Ministry, beaches are the best protection of the territory from the effects of climate change, but for this they must have the necessary characteristics and strength, hence the urgent need to work for their resilience to the effects of climate change climate emergency.
However, such reactive actions do not achieve lasting solutions over time, and virtually all "reconstructions" almost immediately require a re-reconstruction.
Therefore, the Miteco points out that a policy of costs is necessary, starting with the very reconsideration of the legal regime of the Public Maritime-Terrestrial Domain and that planning over improvisation is the first.

My opinion:
This is a huge expense of money that would not be necessary if there were not so much damage caused by drunkenness. This is partly due to climate change. We can work together to help the environment and have fewer natural disasters.

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Objective 6: Ensure water availability and sustainable management and sanitation for all

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Objective 6: Ensure water availability and sustainable management and sanitation for all

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By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe drinking water at an affordable price for all.
By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene services for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and people in vulnerable situations.
By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating pouring and minimizing the emission of chemicals and hazardous materials, halving the percentage of untreated wastewater and significantly increasing recycling and safe reuse globally.
By 2030, significantly increase the efficient use of water resources in all sectors and ensure the sustainability of freshwater extraction and supply to address water scarcity and significantly reduce the number of water people who suffer from lack of water.
By 2030, implement integrated water resource management at all levels, including through cross-border cooperation, as appropriate.
By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including forests, mountains, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes
6.a By 2030, expand international cooperation and support to developing countries for capacity-building in water and sanitation activities and programmes, such as water collection, desalination, efficient use of resources wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies
6.b Support and strengthen local communities' participation in improving water and sanitation management