The world’s rivers are increasingly in crisis: in 2025 water levels will be among the lowest ever recorded
2025 was one of the driest years on record for the planet’s rivers. This is stated in the new State
Atlantic disturbance and thermal collapse from September 16th: autumn arrives with thunderstorms across much of Italy
The Azores anticyclone releases its grip. After days of sun and unseasonal heat, from Wednesday 16 September Italy will enter
Trump dismantles climate rules again: limits on CO₂ emissions from coal and gas power plants cancelled
Here we go again: the Trump administration takes a new step backwards on US climate policy. The Environmental Protection Agency
How many species really live along the Tiber? In Rome, citizens and experts try to take a census of them
In September 2025, in just one park along the Tiber, more than 500 observations were uploaded and at least 160
After 31 years, the UN puts food on the COP climate agenda: for the first time the impact of meat on the planet will be discussed
We have practically arrived at COP31 – the 31st Conference of the Parties to be held from 9 to 20
Mediterranean cyclone arriving in the South: Sicily and Calabria at risk Medicines? What the experts really say
The Mediterranean is preparing for a new phase of instability. This is what meteorologists say, according to which a depression
Fewer ships in the Panama Canal: drought threatens one of the most important trade routes in the world (and El Niño has something to do with it)
The Panama Canal is once again faced with drought. From October, according to the new plan presented to the Panamanian
Goodbye PFAS in water? How the technology tested for the first time in Italy works which could remove up to 99% of them
PFAS are among the most difficult pollutants to address because once they enter the environment they can remain in water
The climate crisis manifests itself differently in each country: the global climate campaign born from below and spread via Whatsapp
On August 29, 34 women farmers in India sat down to talk about extreme heat and menstrual health, two things
Little snow but risk of sudden frost (and blackouts) with El Niño: what the forecasts say for the European winter
As summer bequeaths us scorching oceans, seasonal patterns begin to herald, for Europe, the advent of an unstable winter, marked