The service involves amphibious chairs, purpose-designed dressing rooms and specially trained lifeguards to offer support to people with disabilities.
Storm Filomena resulted in thousands of Madrid’s trees being damaged, to tackle the damage specialists are creating genetic clones of the trees.
Barcelona has unveiled a new 10-year plan, whereby 1-in-3 streets in the residential and commercial area will be turned into green zones.
Scientists from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine say turning the clocks back and forth can disrupt natural sleep patterns and lead to ill health.
After the US, the three countries hardest-hit by COVID-19 have begun to lift their lockdowns, or have announced plans to do so.
Spanish children have been allowed outside, after 42 days of being told to stay home. The restrictions were eased following a drop in COVID-19 cases.
Spain has set out a series of back-to-work guidelines as deaths from coronavirus slow. Construction and manufacturing workers are set to return first.
The COVID-19 pandemic seems to be moving along a similar upward trajectory. Johns Hopkins University says that case counts in the U.S. and Germany are growing at similar rates since hitti...
Until we have a vaccine, lockdowns could be only way to reduce the spread, a study finds.
Technology can help monitor the health impact of fighting fires on those on the front lines.
The main change would see all non-consensual sex classified as rape.
Spain is seeing a surge in teen feminism, after high-profile cases and protests have helped drive increased interest.
The continent’s transition to clean energy is being scaled up as costs fall and more and more megaprojects are completed.
Pedro Sánchez, Prime Minister of Spain, outlined five global challenges at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos.
From a Green European Deal on carbon neutrality, to industry specific commitments, the UN Climate Change Conference in Madrid is pushing the world towards sustainability.
