In Patagonia Norte they evaluate the quality of the wood of Álamos
2025-04-08
A study of INTA determined that the wood of poplars produced in the northern valleys of Patagonia has characteristics for its use in construction.
A study of INTA determined that the wood of poplars produced in the northern valleys of Patagonia has characteristics for its use in construction.
The devastation of the natural forest not only occurs in Patagonia for fires. In the north of the country, deforestation advances because of a deadly combo: fire and unmoving clearing that causes companies to expand the agricultural border, especially for extensive livestock and soybean sowing.
Despite their capricious appearance, houses in the trees offer a unique platform for structural innovations and design explorations.
The Sectuoyas Park of Cabezón de la Sal has 850 trees and is a plan to enjoy a day of nature and green silence
From the Yacaratiá tree, an Eldoradense entrepreneurship is dedicated to transforming the holders. Jams, alfajores, drinks and sauces are made. It is even used to make milanesas and meatballs
A revolutionary project will turn them into wind energy producers without being separated to change or harm their natural structure
In several regions of the United States, houses are still made of wood. I discovered what is the true reason why this is still so.
Mixed forests store more carbon and strengthen the fight against climate change forests play a fundamental role in carbon capture and storage, which helps reduce the speed of global warming. However, not all forests have the same capacity for carbon absorption and retention. A recent study of the University of Friburg has shown that mixed forests, those that contain various tree species, are significantly more efficient in carbon capture than monocultures. These findings reinforce the importance of promoting forest diversity as a key strategy against climate change.
This Friday, March 21, 2025, at 5:00 p.m., in coincidence with International Forest Day, the College of Forestry Engineers of Misiones, together with neighbors and professionals in the sector will meet in Posadas to place the commemorative plaque, reaffirming the commitment to the preservation of this emblematic tree and its importance for the missionary ecosystem.