DECEMBER

Seventy percent of the planet’s fresh water is concentrated in glaciers and high mountain snows. According to Nature magazine, due to the increase of Co2 in the atmosphere and global warming, glaciers have lost 267,000 million tons of ice per year since 2000.

At this rate, in a few years we will lose the most abundant source of fresh water on the planet, on whose natural cycle the life of many ecosystems depends.

DECEMBER

Seventy percent of the planet’s fresh water is concentrated in glaciers and high mountain snows. According to Nature magazine, due to the increase of Co2 in the atmosphere and global warming, glaciers have lost 267,000 million tons of ice per year since 2000.

At this rate, in a few years we will lose the most abundant source of fresh water on the planet, on whose natural cycle the life of many ecosystems depends.

VISIT OF THE MONTH

Our last visit of the year is this little hare, which our colleagues helped to return to its burrow. An example of our commitment to biodiversity in the environments where we operate, this image brings us closer to a reality that companies and institutions must continue to work towards: implementing technological innovation in the energy market that does not harm species.