So the Netherlands and Chile are protecting their coasts with inflatable anti-tidal barriers (and cheaper alternatives to the MOSE)
Great works on water have a flaw: as soon as they enter public debate, they immediately become simple fairy tales.
Maximum alert for Super Typhoon Sinlaku: winds of up to 290 km/h threaten the Marianas (and the satellite images are impressive)
An atmospheric system that is not going unnoticed is moving through the Pacific Northwest. Super typhoon Sinlaku has reached extreme
War and oil, record profits: large companies earn over 30 million dollars an hour
Over $30 million an hour. This is how much the 100 largest oil and gas companies would have earned in
Cerrado, the ecosystem that no one wants to save (but which holds more carbon than the Amazon)
Under the Brazilian savannah, several meters deep, the carbon trapped in the soil of the Cerrado dates back on average
Niscemi landslide: there are 13 under investigation for negligent disaster and damage, including Renato Schifani and Nello Musumeci
New developments for the investigations into the enormous landslide which brought Niscemi, a municipality in the province of Caltanissetta, to
How many PFAS are there in Tuscany? The investigation that will lead to the first mapping of eternal pollutants in the region is underway
Something is changing in the way Italy deals with the problem of PFAS. After years of alarms raised by scientists
Weekend characterized by almost summer heat: anticyclone arriving with record temperatures of up to 27°C (but it won’t last long)
Thirty-six hours of respite, then the change of scene. The weekend that is about to arrive opens with a sub-Saharan
Fire in Australia’s largest refinery: fuel production at risk (and this shows all the flaws in the system)
A sudden fire has hit one of the most delicate nodes in the Australian energy system. The Geelong refinery, operated
The largest system of artificial lakes in Europe arises from former German coal mines
What for decades was one of the areas most affected by coal mining is changing its face. In eastern Germany,
Tuvalu calls the world: the small Pacific state (which risks disappearing) will host global leaders before COP31
In the heart of the Pacific Ocean, one of the countries most vulnerable to the climate crisis is preparing to