El Nuevo Día
24 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.
- Oldest documented manatee in Puerto Rico found dead after boat strike · 50-year-old male manatee Caribe, oldest recorded in Puerto Rico, died from vessel impact.
- Research links Van Gogh's Starry Night to real 1889 July sky · Forensic astronomy study proposes 22 July 1889 as date for Van Gogh's Starry Night
- Puerto Rico DRNA captures 169 boa constrictors in under two months · Puerto Rico's DRNA captured 169 boa constrictors between September 2 and October 18.
- Brazilian Amazon deforestation hits lowest level in nearly 40 years · Brazil reports 41.8% drop in Amazon deforestation to historic record low levels
- Avian flu confirmed in Puerto Rico; key virus facts outlined · Puerto Rico detected avian flu cases, health authorities publish critical virus guidance.
- Large tiger shark sighted at Cabo Rojo bay, officials advise no alarm · A large tiger shark was observed in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico, with experts urging no public panic.
- Puerto Rico Professor Receives $517k NSF Grant for Human-AI Driving Research · Juan F. Medina Lee receives a five-year NSF grant to study trust and collaboration in human-AI driving teams.
- Puerto Rico reforestation initiative distributes 50,000 trees amid drought · Para La Naturaleza aims to plant 50,000 trees in Puerto Rico to combat drought and wildfires.
- Alma de Bahía Foundation Donation Funds Manatee Rehabilitation For Release · Alma de Bahía donated to rehabilitate two manatees for planned January 2027 ocean release.
- UPR Cayey awarded $621k federal grant for chronic brain injury pain research · University of Puerto Rico Cayey receives $621k federal grant for chronic pain research.
- Puerto Rican engineer develops zero-power wind turbine cooling system · A Puerto Rican engineer researched zero-electricity cooling for wind turbines to boost efficiency.
- Bright Orionid meteor from Halley's Comet observed over Caribbean · A bright Orionid meteor from Halley's Comet was seen despite cloudy skies early Saturday.
- 8th Puerto Rico Climate Change Walk to be hosted in Río Piedras · El Puente Puerto Rico announces annual climate walk in Río Piedras on 24 October.
- Estuario de la Bahía de San Juan Launches Estuaries Week with 18 Conservation Events · Estuario de la Bahía de San Juan announces Estuaries Week from Sept 19-26 with 18 events to promote estuary conservation in Puerto Rico.
- Scientists Discover New Wildcat Species in Bolivia, First in Over a Century · International scientists identified Leopardus tilcayo, a new wildcat species in Bolivia's Yungas, via DNA analysis.
- Surfrider Foundation urges Puerto Rico mayors to clear hazardous beach debris · Surfrider Foundation Puerto Rico urges mayors to remove hazardous debris from beaches, citing the recent Isabela cleanup at playa Jobos.
- NASA cancels Swift Observatory rescue mission due to spacecraft control issues · NASA and Katalyst Space Technologies canceled the Swift Observatory rescue mission due to Link spacecraft control problems.
- NASA Reveals SpaceX Rocket Crater on the Moon · NASA released new images showing the crater left by a SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage impact on the Moon.
- Scientists Discover Six New Zombie Fungi in Mexico, One Named After Guillermo del Toro · Researchers at the University of Guadalajara identified six new zombie fungi species in Mexico, dedicating one to filmmaker Guillermo del Toro.
- Giant Lightning Jet Captured Over Puerto Rico During Storm · A videographer captured a rare giant lightning jet phenomenon over Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.
- Puerto Rico wildlife agency responds to injured dolphin found with scuba gear · Puerto Rico's DRNA launched an emergency operation to treat a dolphin found with scuba equipment embedded in its skin.
- Puerto Rico bans dolphin interaction in Icacos amid health concerns · Puerto Rico officials warn against interacting with a dolphin in Icacos due to legal and health risks.
- Geologist Explains 2026 Earthquake Surge in Colombia, Venezuela, and Mexico · Colombian geologist Adriana Ocampo attributes 2026 seismic activity to natural tectonic dynamics and solar influence.
- NASA broadcasts total solar eclipse live from Puerto Rico · NASA will stream the total solar eclipse live for Puerto Rico, which lies outside the path of totality.