The water purifier inspired by the lotus flower that could change the future of access to drinking water
More than two billion people in the world do not have access to a safe source of drinking water. A
The mothers of the mangroves: these silent heroines are saving the coasts of Kenya from erosion
To Pate Island, in the county of Lamu in Kenyaa group of women decided to respond with determination to the
The beaches of Bali invaded by syringes and medical waste upset tourists: “Never seen nothing like that”
Legian, Kuta, Seminyak: names that evoke Paradisiacal beachespostcard sunsets and unforgettable holidays. But for many tourists these days, reality is
Unlocked 193 million euros for the ecological transition of agriculture: how to access the contribution (and from when)
The Ministry of the Environment and Energy Safety (Mase) approved a decree which starts the procedure to access 193 million
The ghost island of the Venetian lagoon is saved and will become an urban park! In Poveglia the citizens won against tourist speculation
Povegliain the South Lagoon of Venicehas returned to the center of attention thanks to the civic commitment of an association
From the end of the captivity for the JJ4 Orsa at the beginning of a new era for climatic justice: the most beautiful news of the week
The Good news They exist, even if they often struggle to find space between wars, climatic crisis and catastrophes, but
Captain Paul Watson is no longer among the refined of Interpol: “After 14 years finally free” (but Japan does not give up)
After 14 years of international pursuit, Paul Watsonfamous activist against whale hunting and founder of Sea Shepherdwas removed from the
States are obliged to act against global warming: the court of the age began a new era for climatic justice
Only yesterday we told you about the historical sentence with which the Court of Cassation sanctioned, for the first time,
We are squeezing the earth like a lemon, drying up every resource: the overshoot day had never arrived so soon
We would like to give you the opposite news, but unfortunately it is not so. Today is theEarth Overshoot Day
There are 200,000 barrels of radioactive waste in the Atlantic abandoned for 80 years: a mission is about to reveal the effects on the ecosystem
In the abysses ofNortheastern Atlantic Oceanbetween 3,000 and 5,000 meters deep, they lie beyond 200,000 barrels of radioactive waste. They