The Mose Paradox in Nature: saves Venice from high water, but risks killing the lagoon’s ecosystem
The floodgates rise, high water stays out and Venice remains dry. At the same time, the lagoon’s salt marshes receive
Responsible tourism, here are the September stages of the IT.A.CÀ festival between Sardinia, Sicily and Emilia-Romagna
In an era in which borders seem to multiply and global tensions are the order of the day, the IT.A.CÀ
Bill Gates’ Maxi resort in Ostuni cannot be built: the Puglia Region is also appealing and blocking the project
One of the most evocative and intact coastal areas of the Apulian coast becomes the scene of a very heated
French firefighters find themselves facing a “pyrocumulonimbus” for the first time, a dangerous phenomenon never seen in France
The sky above the fire in southwestern France has begun to behave as if it were part of the blaze.
What if we refreshed subway stations with terracotta tiles?
In certain subway stations the heat comes from below, from the walls, from the platforms, from the people crowded together
This jacket is capable of extracting water from the air: it turns moisture into almost a drinkable liter per day
Even before the extreme thirst, the weight comes. The water bottle in the backpack, the jerrycan on the pickup, the
Stop 6-bottle packs of water? What the EU Packaging Regulation really provides
Three and a half years is the time that separates the entry into force of the European regulation on packaging
Free cinemas and libraries against the heat in Rome: what “The Big Cold” is, which theaters participate and how to take advantage of it
Two screenings a day, free entry, air conditioning at full capacity: from Thursday 23 July eleven Roman cinemas have been
Lac Retba: this is how Senegal’s Pink Lake regained its color (and salt) thanks to the work of 100 volunteers
One hundred volunteers assembled about 600 meters of pipes, operated the pumps and monitored the system that removed excess water
The Super Nino that is coming will be the most intense ever recorded for 150 years, what 2027 should we expect?
An increasingly warm ocean, global temperatures already at historic highs and a natural phenomenon that could further amplify the effects