Waste-to-energy plant in Rome, work begins: can it really solve the capital’s waste problem?
In Rome, waste has often traveled further than commuters. Bags loaded, transferred, taken out of the city, out of the
Spain opens libraries and gyms as climate shelters against extreme heat, while Europe lags behind
A cool library, a free chair, a fountain, someone who comes in without having to buy anything. It seems like
Margaret Bradshaw, the tireless botanist who at 100 years old continues to fight to protect England’s rarest flowers
In January 2026, Margaret Bradshaw, one of the most authoritative figures in environmental protection in the United Kingdom, turned 100.
A new fault could open in Africa and helium is leaking from underground
In central Zambia there are hot springs bubbling with the still air of ancient things. Water, gas, some bubbles that
In Borneo there is a conservation program that pays you cash if you spot and take a photo of an orangutan
In an area of Indonesian Borneo where the forest is still work, food, risk, habit and daily conflict, animal protection
Live music and sustainability: 9 summer festivals to have fun while reducing the impact on the territory
In the summer, music festivals intensify, the squares fill up, the parks become arenas, the beaches are transformed into temporary
The largest bee in the world is not extinct! It disappeared for a century, then even ended up on eBay
First it reappeared as a commodity. A species that many considered lost, seen very few times since the 19th century,
A 2.2 kg ruby found in Myanmar: beautiful, rare and under sanctions in a war zone
“Nothing comes from diamonds”. From rubies, however, can arise disputed mines, military control and supply chains that are difficult to
Crops and vineyards destroyed by hail in Lombardy, the desperation of Matt The Farmer: “I lost everything”
For tens of thousands of people, Matteo Fiocco is not just a farmer. On social media he is Matt The
Humans in the Andes developed a defense against arsenic after being exposed to contaminated water for thousands of years
In San Antonio de los Cobres the water arrived from the springs and underground with the most reassuring appearance in