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Drought Depletes a Reservoir in Spain, Revealing a Ghost Village

Yale E360

The 1992 opening of the Alto Lindoso Dam on the border of Spain and Portugal flooded the town of Aceredo, Spain. Now, as an ongoing drought drains the reservoir, a ghost village is re-emerging from the receding waters. Read more on E360 ?.

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Wind Became Spain's Biggest Power Source In 2021

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Wind was Spain's leading source of electricity in 2021, El PaĆ­s reported. In total, renewables accounted for 47 percent of power generation this year, up from 30 percent a decade ago. Roughly half of 2021's renewable energy came from wind power, with 10 percent coming from solar and the remainder from hydropower and other sources.

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Prehistoric people in Spain may have made tools from human bones

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The Cueva de los Marmoles cave in Granada, Spain, was used as a prehistoric human burial site. Researchers have found that nearly a third of the bones that remain were altered by tools, possibly to make bowls, cups or spatulas

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The weather turns unpredictable as unseasonal heat sets of wildfires in Spain

A Greener Life

On the back of record heat and wildfires this year, dozens of wildfires raged across Spain after temperatures hit a staggering 30 degrees C in late October. Hottest October in Spain since records began. So far 2022 has been the worst year for wildfires in Spain as 260,000 hectares have been destroyed by blazes.

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Siemens Gamesa, Repsol Agreement Bolsters Renewable Energy in Spain

Environment + Energy Leader

The installation of these wind farms will have a positive impact on the environment, avoiding the emission of 540,000 tons of carbon.

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Spain breaks all-time temperature records in unprecedented July heatwave

A Greener Life

A satellite image from Copernicus shows the land-surface temperatures in Spain. By Anders Lorenzen Much of southern Europe and in particular Spain is experiencing record-breaking temperatures and an extreme unprecedented heatwave named Cerberus. The extreme heat had severe implications for Spain’s diverse ecosystems.

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Mysterious fish deaths in Mar Menor Spain prompt investigation

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Prosecutors in Spain have launched investigations into the mysterious death of fish along the shores of Mar Menor in southeast Spain. Mar Menor is one of the largest saltwater lagoons in Europe and home to a rich diversity of sea species.

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