US EditionThe Ieo-Csic Warns About the Increase of 'Chlorofil' in the Minor Sea After the Dana 'Alice', Which Could Deteriorate the Already if the Fragile Ecosystem
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Instituto Oceanography alerts about chlorophyll increase in Mar Menor after dana Alice: The Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC) has alerted this Tuesday of a “concerning” increase in chlorophyll in the Mar Menor after the passage of dana Alice, indicating the beginning of a process of proliferation of phytoplankton that could again deteriorate the ecosystem. The sea level, recorded by the mareographer of the military base of San Javier,…
The Main Entrance Bridge to the Ràpita Must Be Rebuilt by Damage After the Passage of the Dana Alice
The torrential rains and the flood that occurred this Sunday will force the reconstruction of the main bridge of the entrance of the Ràpita, after the inspection of technicians and firefighters has determined that the infrastructure has been damaged by the force of the water and it is not feasible that it continues as it is now.Continue reading...
The document prepared by the CSIC; the IEO; the CEBAS and Tragsa warns that a 'green soup' could explode in the ecosystem because they have detected that chlorophyll has "triplicated" and there is a "reduction" of oxygen in some areas. More information: Reforest to care for the mountains and revive the rural environment: this is the project that revolutionizes empty Spain
At Tuesday's Executive Council meeting, the Catalan government approved an initial package of direct aid of €10 million, with potential for expansion, for the municipalities and sectors most affected by DANA Alice. This package includes direct subsidies for the recovery of municipal infrastructure and buildings, and the activation of a €50 million fund in subsidized loans for local entities and administrations that need liquidity to address dama…
Murcia.- The Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC) has warned of a “concerning” increase in chlorophyll in the Mar Menor after the passage of the dana Alice, pointing to the beginning of a process of proliferation of phytoplankton that could deteriorate the ecosystem again. The sea level, recorded by the mareographer of the military base of San Javier, rose up to 20 centimeters above the value measured at the beginning of the event. This …
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