The last gasp of the Pyrenees glaciers: 93% have already disappeared, experts warn
A thinning tongue of ice, squeezed between the rocks as in a last, desperate struggle for survival. It is the
What’s this story about light pollution threatening one of the darkest places in the world (and the largest telescope in existence)
Cerro Paranal is a mountain more than 2500 meters high in the Coastal Cordillera in the Atacama desert, in Chile.
Land of fires, almost 2 tons of end-of-life tires removed to save the Volturno river
A small glimmer of light, here, in the Land of Fires. At the tormented Salicelle Oasis, along the Volturno river
Energy communities should be supported with special tariffs, scientists say
Renewable energy communities should have flexible tariffs. This was stated by a research team from the Université Libre de Bruxelles
Tenochtitlán: the sustainable urbanization model of the Aztec Empire, pioneer of hygiene and environmental management
Tenochtitlancapital of the Aztec empire, represented an advanced example of urbanization and environmental management, clearly distinguishing itself from European cities.
Perovskite photovoltaics: Mellow Energy launches the world’s largest flexible solar panel
Photovoltaic technology takes another important step forward thanks to Mellow Energya Chinese company founded as a spin-off of the Institute
Don’t throw away corks, they’re worth gold! Discover 6 (unexpected) ways to recycle them with creativity
Cork stoppers are an object that we can frequently host in our apartment, but be careful not to throw them
The glaciers of the Svalbard islands have shrunk by more than 800 square kilometers in less than 40 years, yet another cry of alarm
In Svalbard Islands (Norway) i glaciers are reduced to the margins of over 800 square kilometers in less than 40
-50% snow in the Alps in the last 100 years: a cry of alarm for the future of the mountains
The Italian mountains shed their white cloak. The climate crisis is also hitting the Alps hardwhere snow, a symbol of
Scientists discover a mysterious volcano whose eruption shocked Earth’s climate 200 years ago
In 1831 our planet experienced one of its most dramatic moments. A volcano, unknown until recently, erupted with such force