Raúl Cordero
Raúl Cordero is a climate scientist and academic at the Universidad de Santiago de Chile. He is the lead author of a significant study that has analyzed data over the past five decades, revealing a concerning trend of increasing temperatures, prolonged dry periods, and heightened wildfire risks in South America. His research highlights the alarming rise in extreme weather conditions that threaten both natural ecosystems and urban areas, as evidenced by the unprecedented wildfires that have impacted several countries in the region.
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Raúl Cordero, a scientist from the University of Groningen, co-authored a study on the impact of heavy metals in Antarctic snow due to tourism and research activities.
El turismo y las actividades científicas dejan una huella contaminante en la Antártida
Panama· 2025-08-22Meteorologist Raul Cordero from the University of Santiago commented on the cold wave originating from Antarctica.
अर्जेन्टिना, चिली र उरुग्वेमा रेकर्ड चिसो- विश्व
Nepal· 2025-07-04
Raul Cordero, a climate scholar from the University of Santiago, explained the cold wave phenomenon affecting Chile and the Southern Cone.
南美寒流至少15人凍死 (22:13) - 20250704 - 國際 - 即時新聞
Hong Kong· 2025-07-04
Raul Cordero, a climate researcher from the University of Santiago, commented on the rare snowfall in the Atacama Desert.
שלג ירד במדבר היבש ביותר בעולם
Israel· 2025-06-27Raúl Cordero explains that rising sea levels and temperatures due to global warming are causing more intense and frequent waves.
Puertos del Pacífico sudamericano cada vez más golpeados por oleajes extremosPanama· 2025-03-25
Raúl Cordero warns that the estimation of algae-induced snow melting is likely outdated.
La nieve rosa tiñe los bordes de la Antártida | Ciencia
Spain· 2025-03-23
Cordero is the lead author of a study analyzing climate data over the last five decades in South America.
Los mapas que muestran cómo Sudamérica se ha vuelto más caliente, más seca y más propensa a los incendios forestales en los últimos 50 años
Nicaragua· 2025-02-15
