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16Aug2017 | It’s Not Your Imagination. Summer Is Getting Hotter The New York Times Extraordinarily hot summers - the kind that were virtually unheard-of in the 1950s - have become commonplace. |
15Aug2017 | Dangerously High Concentrations of Lead Found in Mexican Candies El Universal Specialists from the National Institute of Public Health found high amounts of lead in sweets consumed by children, which poses a health risk. |
14Aug2017 | Over 2,600 Species in Danger of Extinction in Mexico Prensa Latina Over 2,600 species of wild flora and fauna are currently in the different stages of extinction in Mexico, as announced today by the Environment and Natural Resources Secretariat. |
13Aug2017 | New Study Finds Smoking Marijuana Could Have a Surprising Health Risk Newsy A new study found that people who have used marijuana may be more three times as likely to die of hypertension than those who haven’t. |
12Aug2017 | Growers in Mexico’s Vineyards Fear Warming Climate Al Jazeera Mexico’s wine industry produces more than 25 million bottles of wine a year and it is gathering momentum. But its winemakers are already worrying about its future because of climate change. |
11Aug2017 | Survey Shows Record High Satisfaction with Medical Services at IMSS Facilities Mexico News Daily Satisfaction with medical services offered by the Social Security Institute, IMSS, has reached a “record high,” organization head Mikel Arriola Penalosa announced this week. |
10Aug2017 | US Will Not Be Listing Bluefin Tuna as Endangered Mercury News Rejecting a petition from environmental groups, the Trump administration has announced that it will not list Pacific bluefin tuna as endangered, despite that fact that the animal’s population has fallen 97 percent. |
09Aug2017 | We’re Underestimating How Many Diseases Are Sensitive to Climate Change Project Earth There are now, trapped in Arctic ice, diseases that have not circulated in the air for millions of years — in some cases, since before humans were around to encounter them. Which means our immune systems would have no idea how to fight back when those prehistoric plagues emerge from the ice. |
08Aug2017 | Massive Polluted Zone Discovered in Gulf of Mexico NPR.org Scientists have determined this year’s Gulf of Mexico “dead zone,” an area of low oxygen that can kill fish and marine life, is an area about the size of New Jersey. It is the largest measured since dead zone mapping began there in 1985. |
07Aug2017 | More Americans Are Crossing the Border for Cheaper Dental Care in Mexico NBC News Since Medicare doesn’t cover most dental care, the trip to Mexico is one that many seniors and other uninsured Americans appear willing to make because they have no other options. |
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