Sporting Cristal began adding new members to their squad after confirming the signing of Argentine forward Misael Sosa,who has a contract that will bind him until 2027. Alejandro Hohberg’s departure after four seasons has also been confirmed.
Sosa is a 22-year-old soccer player who started his career in Juventud Unida of Argentina’s Federal League. After three seasons there he made the jump to Deportivo mapú of the Second Division of Argentina, a shirt where he has scored 11 goals in 35 games.
The ‘River Plate’ striker, with the Cristal shirt, will have the possibility to play in the First Division and compete in the Copa Libertadores de América 2025.
With the arrival of Gustavo Zevallos as sporting director, Sporting Cristal have secured the continuity of Brazilian midfielder Gustavo Cazonatti and goalkeeper diego Enríquez, and also the persistence of Argentine coach Guillermo Farré.
Likewise, Zevallos confirmed the renewal of the contract of his scorer Martín Cauteruccio and the departure of Alejandro Hohberg, who said that he no longer belongs to the ‘celeste’ institution.
Welcome Rimac,Misael! ??
?? We are pleased to announce Misael Sosa as a new Sporting Cristal player until 2027.
Good luck with the glorious Celeste! ???? ??#Healthcare#CrystalForce pic.twitter.com/JFbdH9e3Jz
— Club sporting Cristal (@ClubSCristal) December 2, 2024
Thanks for everything Ale!
?? Alejandro Hohberg terminated his contract with our club, where he had been present since 2021.
We thank you for your effort and professionalism over the years with the glorious Celeste.
lots of success! pic.twitter.com/s7VYP3aUYm
— Club Sporting Cristal (@ClubSCristal) December 2, 2024
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Published: 2/12/2024
How can individuals and communities effectively combat climate change, according to Dr. Emily Carter?
Interview Transcript: Time.news Editor Meets the expert
Time.news Editor: Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to another edition of Time.news Interviews. Today,we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Emily Carter, a leading expert in climate science and sustainability.Thank you for joining us, dr. Carter!
Dr. Emily Carter: thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to be here.
Time.news Editor: Let’s dive right in. Climate change remains a pressing global challenge. Based on your research, what are the most notable impacts you’ve observed in recent years?
Dr. Emily Carter: Absolutely. Over the past few years,we’ve seen an increase in extreme weather events,such as hurricanes,droughts,and wildfires. Each of these events is directly linked to climate change, largely due to the increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Temperatures are rising, which alters weather patterns and affects ecosystems.
Time.news Editor: That’s quite alarming. Speaking of ecosystems, how is climate change affecting biodiversity?
Dr.Emily Carter: Great question! Many species are struggling to adapt to the rapid changes in their environments. Some are migrating to cooler areas, while others are facing habitat loss.Unfortunately, some species may not survive these changes, leading to a significant loss of biodiversity, which can destabilize entire ecosystems.
time.news Editor: With all this happening, what actions do you believe individuals or communities can take to combat climate change effectively?
Dr.Emily Carter: Every action counts! Individuals can reduce their carbon footprint by altering their transportation methods, conserving energy, and supporting sustainable practices. On a community level, organizing clean-up drives, promoting green spaces, and advocating for local policies that prioritize sustainable growth can make a substantial difference.
Time.news Editor: It sounds like grassroots movements are key. However, what about the role of larger entities, like governments and corporations? How do you see their responsibilities in this arena?
Dr. Emily Carter: Absolutely, they play a crucial role. Governments need to implement policies that promote renewable energy, support sustainable practices, and commit to international climate agreements. Corporations, too, should adopt sustainable practices throughout their supply chains and focus on reducing waste.Clarity is also vital; consumers need to know which companies are genuinely committed to sustainability.
Time.news Editor: You’ve outlined some actionable steps for both individuals and institutions. Looking ahead, what gives you hope in the fight against climate change?
Dr.Emily Carter: I find hope in the increasing awareness and activism among younger generations.Climate justice movements are gaining momentum worldwide, and it’s encouraging to see so many passionate individuals pushing for change. Innovative technologies in renewable energy and sustainable farming practices are also emerging, suggesting that we have the means to address these challenges effectively.
Time.news Editor: That optimism is refreshing! Lastly, for readers who want to stay informed and engaged, can you recommend resources or activities?
Dr. Emily Carter: Certainly! I suggest following reputable science-based organizations like the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) or The World Wildlife Fund. Participating in local environmental groups or initiatives, attending webinars, and even just having conversations about climate issues can also be incredibly impactful. Education and awareness are powerful tools for change.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Carter. It’s been a pleasure discussing these important issues with you, and I’m sure our readers will find your insights invaluable.
Dr.emily Carter: Thank you! It’s been great to share this space with you. Let’s keep the conversation going!
Time.news Editor: Indeed! and thank you to our audience for tuning in. Until next time, stay informed and take action!