It looks like Mappet’s Snuffleupaus, but it is a new furry marine species just discovered by scientists
In the sea, certain creatures seem made specifically to make fun of humans. You stand there with tanks, camera, years
Drought and waste are drying up the Colorado River: the US government is preparing drastic water cuts
The Colorado River, one of North America’s major waterways, is edging closer to a breaking point. After years of failed
Maxi fire in Rome: explosions and a column of black smoke paralyze Prati Fiscali (making the air unbreathable)
A scary evening for the northern quadrant of the capital. Late yesterday afternoon, Tuesday 19 May, a violent fire broke
Thus Trump is exploiting recent revisions of scientific projections on global warming
Donald Trump took a climate report theme song, lifted it like a trophy and threw it into Truth Social with
This 400-year-old oak was named European Tree of the Year 2026 (after being almost forgotten)
In the heart of rural Lithuania, among the fields and silences of the small village of Rukai, grows a tree
5.2 magnitude earthquake in Southern China: at least 2 dead, over 7,000 evacuated and homes destroyed
A violent earthquake of magnitude 5.2 hit southern China during the night, causing at least two deaths, several injuries and
These 2 Indian Students Invented a Magnetic Filter to Purify Arsenic-Contaminated Water (And It Really Works)
In many homes in Bihar, in eastern India, water still comes from the well, from a pump, from an aquifer
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.