Bir Tawil, no man’s land between gold mines, nomadic tribes and false kings
On a map it almost looks like a waste. A trapezoid of desert sandwiched between Egypt and Sudan, far from
What are the white fluffs that invade cities in spring? They are not pollen and do not make you sneeze
Every spring the scene repeats itself: streets and parks are filled with white tufts that float in the air like
U-turn on beach concessions: stop to the extension until 2030 due to erosion and environmental damage, it’s chaos on the beaches
The issue of beach concessions returns to the center of the political conflict after an amendment by the League to
Five hundred scientists and zero lobbies: this is how Colombia changed the rules of the (fossil) game
A photograph of the Santa Marta summit captures a man wearing a cap with the words “Make Science Great Again.”
Drinking water, Europe opens an infringement procedure against Italy (and it is the second)
The second infringement procedure within four months on the topic of water policies. Italy, in fact, is once again under
London inaugurates the enchanting garden dedicated to Queen Elizabeth II (with her favorite flowers and a tribute to her beloved Corgi dogs)
London adds a new green space to its urban heritage, but this time the project goes beyond simple aesthetic value.
What is that enormous bright halo that appeared around these Pacific islands photographed from space?
On the geographical map, the Chatham Islands almost seem like a detail that slipped away from New Zealand. A group
Italian waters contaminated by glyphosate, mercury and PFAS: the alarm in the new Istat report
Mercury in the rivers of the North, glyphosate widespread in the fields of the Centre, PFAS lurking in the Po
What happened to the European and Arctic climate in 2025 is unprecedented
Thirty-four point nine degrees Celsius in Frosta, Norway, a few dozen kilometers from the Arctic Circle. It is one of
Is the age of fossil fuels coming to an end? The future of humanity is at stake at the international summit in Colombia
Santa Marta is one of the Caribbean’s major coal export hubs. Choosing it as the venue for the first international