Earth’s largest ocean current is shutting down (and the consequences could be disastrous)
The Antarctic Circumpolar Current, also known as the Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC), is the most powerful ocean current on the
The man accused of starting the first of the terrible fires that devastated Los Angeles has been arrested
Jonathan Rinderknecht, a 29-year-old man originally from Pacific Palisades, was arrested on charges of maliciously starting the first of the
Vajont disaster: let’s not forget the mountain’s revenge on man (and the lesson we haven’t learned)
It was 10.39pm on 9 October 1963. Just at that moment around 260 million m³ of rock slipped into the
Goodbye herbicides? This robot destroys up to 600 thousand weeds per hour with AI without touching the crops (and without pesticides)
In agriculture, weed control is one of the most expensive and complex challenges. Labor is scarce, herbicides are losing their
This most widespread (and toxic) sun filter could disappear from cosmetics in Europe thanks to a French proposal
Many use it every day without knowing it, in fact it is found in sun creams, foundations and even some
The Legacy of a Look: Jane Goodall teaches us the most urgent lesson we need today
There are people who forever change the way we look at the world. Jane Goodall was one of them. I
The heat returns with the Roman October: temperatures up to 26°C also in Northern Italy
After a taste of late autumn, Italy finds its milder face with the arrival of the Roman October, the period
From green roofs to biomaterials: here are the 22 projects (two of which Italians) winners of the New European Bauhaus Prize 2025
The wave of green and social transformation promoted by the New European Bauhaus (NEB) continues to shape the face of
Tiber Day 2025: From the boat river on the river to the Padel tournaments, 140 free events unmissable for adults to children
From 6 to 12 October Rome celebrates its river with the seventh edition of the Tiber Day, an event that
Even the desert can flourish: this man planted almost 4 million trees and had them “adopted” by Indian families
In the arid heart of Rajasthan, India, where temperatures exceed 45 degrees, one man has proven that even the desert