Trawling and poaching in some Italian marine sites: Greenpeace denounces it on Mediterranean Day
Trawling, longlining, illegal dumping, poaching and tourist pressure. These are some of the threats that continue to affect several Italian
Veneto in a state of emergency due to drought: Po at -70% and Adige at -60%, the rivers are at their lowest and the water alarm returns
Veneto has declared a state of emergency due to the water crisis, while the numbers released by Arpav photograph a
Because “it has always been hot” is a gigantic bluff
The expression always resonates in bars, on the beach, on social media: “It has always been hot, remember 1976? And
It is among the pesticides used in Italian apple orchards, but a study reveals possible neurotoxic effects (and points the finger at EU controls)
For almost twenty years it was considered safe by European authorities. Today, however, a new study could change the history
Ten thousand people form a 3km human chain to save one of the most beautiful beaches in Mallorca from mass tourism
A very long human chain overlooking the Mediterranean, thousands of people hand in hand to defend one of the most
Stop to flights (both upon arrival and departure) at Catania airport: passengers in chaos due to the eruption of Etna
The inconveniences continue at Catania-Fontanarossa airport due to the activity of Etna and the ash fallout. After the suspension of
New heat wave in Europe, temperatures rising in Italy too, but since when?
Europe is preparing to face a new phase of intense heat due to the strengthening of a large subtropical high
Japan’s supervolcano is awakening: Kikai caldera is recharging with fresh magma after 7,300 years
Seven thousand years may seem long enough to archive a catastrophe. In geology, however, they are little more than a
Etna erupting with ash cloud 1.5 km high: stop to flights arriving from Catania and inconvenience for thousands of passengers
Etna is back in the news. In the early hours of this morning, the highest active volcano in Europe intensified
A gym for homeless people opens in Paris: sport becomes a tool for social inclusion
Exercising shouldn’t be a privilege. Yet, for millions of people in Europe, access to sport remains limited by economic, social