During the lockdown and the subsequent de-escalation phases established by the Spanish Government, mobility and work activity were significantly reduced, consequently impacting the levels of anthropogenic emissions into the atmosphere.
During the lockdown and the subsequent de-escalation phases established by the Spanish Government, mobility and work activity were significantly reduced, consequently impacting the levels of anthropogenic emissions into the atmosphere.
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The dreaded cold drops have been hitting the Mediterranean coast for years, generating strong and damaging storms.
The recent World Economic Forum held earlier this year in Davos reminded us once again of the importance of meteorology and climate in the context of the global economy.
An LEZ is a defined area within a city where access to the most polluting vehicles is restricted to reduce emissions and improve air quality.
Controlled detonations or “blasts” represent a key and recurrent activity during the performance of certain relevant economic activities, mainly in the mining, mining, construction and building demolition industries.
The 76th anniversary of the landing of Normandy was celebrated some days ago, a relevant historical event for the end of the Second World War and when meteorology played a crucial role. The landing took place exactly on June 6, 1944 due to the prior weather forecasts successfully conducted.
Maps are one of the basic products that can be created from numerical model output data.
The most severe industrial accidents are those involving dangerous chemicals.
Recently, the diesel engine and its reputation have drop dramatically as the interest in the environment was growing.