Zinc spill Rio Chillon Diego Lopez Marina Article Updated: June 25, 2022 Leave a comment Share on FacebookTweet this! Thirty-four tons of zinc spilled into Peru’s Chillón River. Image courtesy of @GomeroOsorio1via Twitter. leave a reply Cancel reply Notify me of new posts by email.submit Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Related Articles From the same category Archaeologists uncover rare artifacts pointing to role of women in Peru’s largest pre-Columbian city Archaeologists excavating in Peru's largest pre-Columbian city, Chan Chan, uncover a rare wooden sculpture depicting a woman, which may redefine our understanding… Minsa Hackathon winners diagnose depression through video games The winners of the MINSA Hackathon 2017 have managed to develop an application to diagnose depression using video games. The event, created with the intention… Peruvian entrepreneur wins innovation competition at MIT Peruvian businesswoman Giuliana Huamán just received a major recognition from one of the world's best universities. As the creator of the female entrepreneurship… The first Peruvian startup unicorn has already been born (although we still don’t know its name) When various players in the Peruvian startup ecosystem are asked why a unicorn has not yet been born in Peru, the answer is almost unanimous: "We have entered this… Private companies to manage Peru’s archaeological sites Peru enacted a law last week which will allow private companies to provide tourist services at cultural heritage sites. Peru’s culture minister Diana Alvarez…
