![Women play a central role in agriculture, where pesticide exposure is common. Even without direct occupational contact, proximity to croplands and related activities can increase exposure, with emerging evidence suggesting these chemicals may disrupt hormonal pathways and influence reproductive development in girls. [[File:Role of women in agriculture in Punjab (5712932498).jpg|Role_of_women_in_agriculture_in_Punjab_(5712932498)]]. Source: Public domain via Wikimedia commons](https://i0.wp.com/envirobites.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Role_of_women_in_agriculture_in_Punjab_5712932498.jpg?resize=800%2C445&ssl=1 "Environmental Pesticide Exposure and Reproductive Development: Recent Evidence on Menstruation and Breast Development in Girls")
Direct air capture (DAC) technology achieves significant improvements in CO2 capture processes through an innovative design, potentially leading to a brighter future for decarbonization efforts.
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Excerpt: Girls are entering puberty earlier—but why? Beyond nutrition and body weight, new research highlights how everyday pesticide exposures may disrupt hormones and influence breast development and menstrual timing.
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Artículo escrito en Inglés por Alessandro Pignotti escrito en Español por Christina Andrea Alvear y revisado por Dulce Rosario Alberto-Aguilar
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Global warming has had an impact on ocean stratification, revealing significant increases in both near-surface and deeper water layers that disrupt crucial ecological balances and climate system functions.
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Featured Image Caption: Axolotl and image of limb and skeletal structure being tested for regeneration. Top image by Tiia Monto,
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Featured Image Caption: An adult Florida Scrub Jay, Florida’s only endemic bird species. Image Source: ‘Florida Scrub-Jay’ by Mary Keim,
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Artículo escrito en Ingles y Español por Abigail Jolteusy editado en Español por Christina Andrea Alvear y Dulce Rosario Alberto-Aguilar
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Featured Image Caption: View of bubble coral in the Red Sea, Egypt (Image Source: Coral burbuja (Plerogyra sinuosa), mar Rojo,
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In an era of technological progress and collaborative conservation, Indigenous and university researchers worked together to find accessible and effective methods for tribes and other organizations monitoring local wildlife.
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Featured Image Caption: Lebanese cedar(Cedrus libani A. Rich.) trees at Beydağları Coastal National Park. Lebanese cedar is a common plant
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