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 the country that is preparing for its possible disappearance Think for a moment about your home, your roots, the place you love the most in the world. And how difficult would it even be to imagine that this place would literally disappear from the face of the planet. For the inhabitants of dozens of island states this is a real fear. The rise in sea level due to climate change is already causing loss of land and a shortage of drinking water on these islands. At BBC Mundo we explore the situation of a small nation in the Pacific Ocean, Tuvalu, which has not only been urging the most polluting countries to drastically reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. This nation is also legally preparing for the worst-case scenario: the total submergence of its territory. Tuvalu's Minister for Justice, Communications and Foreign Affairs Simon Kofe sent a dramatic message to COP26, the recent climate change summit in Glasgow, Scotland. "We are sinking, but the same is happening to everyone...

 Quarantine, health passes and flight cancellation: the demands of senators before the Omicron variant  PT and PRI presented points of agreement for the authorities to apply sanitary filters from the airports of Mexico in order to stop the arrival of the new African variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus Faced with the identification of a new variant of COVID-19 from some countries on the African continent, members of the Mexican Senate came together to propose a series of points of agreement in order to stop a fourth wave of the disease. It was senator Geovanna del Carmen Bañuelos de la Torre, from the parliamentary group of the Labor Party (PT), who proposed a series of points of agreement to prevent the arrival or, in that case, the expansion of the Ómicron variant in Mexico. The foregoing, after the public official assured on Saturday, "61 passengers, from two flights from South Africa to the Netherlands, were infected with the coronavirus." However, so far it is medically unkno...

Ford is developing a cable to charge electric cars in 5 minutes Today, modern electric cars have a range similar to fuel vehicles, and you can recharge most of the battery when you go to the bathroom and have a coffee at the gas station. Still, many drivers, especially haulers, travelers and professionals who spend their days on the road, need to recharge their car quickly.  Ford is working on a technology to recharge the electric car in 5 minutes. The most curious thing is that it is not based on the battery itself or the charger, but on the cable. As Noelia López tells us in Auto Bild, Ford has teamed up with researchers at Purdue University to create a supercharger cable. Today, chargers have limitations in terms of how fast they can charge an electric vehicle battery due to the danger of overheating ”, explain the technicians of the oval brand. Indeed, recharging a car battery could be done in 5 minutes, if it weren't for a small problem: the heat. Fast charging overheats both ...