Two days of tragedies in the Alps, 7 deaths in 24 hours
7 deaths in 24 hours on the 4000m peaks of the Alps, a disastrous toll that once again points the
Now it’s official: TFA, the most widespread PFAS in Europe (from water to food), is toxic for reproduction
Europe finally has a certainty: trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), the “eternal” substance that contaminates rivers, aquifers and aqueducts across half the
African heat wave over the weekend: peaks of 34°C (and next week will be worse), that’s where
After the last blows of atmospheric instability, the meteorological situation in Italy is about to undergo a turning point. The
The famous English naked giant is fading: 17 tons of plaster are needed to save it from rain and algae
Above a small village in Dorset, south-west England, there has been a huge man lying on the grass for centuries.
Finally the EU is thinking about its islands and coasts with an unprecedented plan against depopulation and the climate crisis
On 10 June 2026, the European Commission approved the first strategies ever dedicated specifically to the islands and coastal communities
Our sea is boiling: why the Tyrrhenian and Adriatic are warming at double the global speed
The Italian sea is warming faster than the global average. The data comes from ISTAT and concerns two basins that
Microplastics rain from the sky and accumulate in forests around the world
The images we use to talk about plastic pollution almost always follow a rather lazy script. Bottles floating in the
Hot Rome: temperatures have risen by 3 degrees in 40 years. Unpublished data on the climate
Rome knows the heat well, even too well. The cobblestones that seem to hold back the sun out of spite
The mystery behind the most violent volcanic eruptions may have been solved by scientists
In 2021, in La Palma, lava took everything in front of it: fields, houses, streets, courtyards, walls, entire pieces of
The super rich have a climate debt of 1000 billion dollars a year (but the poorest are paying the consequences)
While citizens are asked to change habits and reduce consumption, there is a tiny slice of the world’s population that