Meeting in Funchal brings together science, politics and civil society to discuss climate
Science
Образование
Климат
Инвестиции
PortalegreMadeira

Meeting in Funchal brings together science, politics and civil society to discuss climate

dnoticias.pt11 September 2026 at 12:31

Researchers, political representatives and civil society organizations will meet on September 17th, at the Jesuit College, in Funchal, to participate in the encounter "From Local Action to Global Impact: Climate Governance in Island Territories". The event aims to discuss the specific climate challenges that affect island territories.

The encounter is promoted by PAN Madeira and the VALORIZA Research Centre, from the University of Portalegre, which are the organizers responsible for the initiative. The event will begin at 10 a.m.

The article addresses topics such as climate policies, biodiversity and cooperation, although it remains incomplete, indicating that the coverage of the specific topics discussed at the event continues beyond the available text.

Related articles

Science

Very hot tea and coffee can triple the risk of a type of deadly disease

Scientific studies reveal that consuming tea and coffee at very high temperatures can triple the risk of developing certain deadly diseases, including esophageal cancer. Specialists warn that beverages consumed above 60 degrees Celsius can cause thermal damage to mucous membranes, recommending that they be allowed to cool for a few minutes before drinking to significantly reduce health risks.

Notícias de Coimbra11/09/26, 13:09
Science

Nails never stop growing and the explanation is hidden under the skin

Nails grow continuously throughout life because they contain living cells in the matrix, at the base under the skin, that produce new keratin cells pushing the old ones out. This constant growth process is similar to that of hair and allows nails to regenerate when cut, functioning as protection for fingertips and assisting in tasks like grasping small objects.

Notícias de Coimbra11/09/26, 13:07
Science

The light that stays on during the night may be affecting your heart

A new scientific study reveals that sleeping with light exposure during the night may be associated with changes in the structure and functioning of the heart. The investigation suggests that exposure to artificial light while sleeping may negatively influence cardiovascular health, potentially causing modifications in cardiac anatomy and its performance. Experts recommend avoiding light during sleep to preserve heart health.

Notícias de Coimbra11/09/26, 13:06
Cientistas chineses criam fórmula com gelatina e levedura para imprimir casas em Marte
Science

Chinese scientists create formula with gelatin and yeast to print houses on Mars

Chinese scientists developed a new construction material for 3D printing on Mars, composed of a mixture of sand, an adhesive made from gelatin and a specialized yeast. This biological material, which saves thermal energy, could boost a circular economy on the red planet, representing a significant advancement for future Martian colonization missions.

Expresso11/09/26, 12:32