Europa Day 2026 in Rome: Villa Borghese becomes a large European village between music, science and free activities
A large open-air party, in the heart of Villa Borghese, to celebrate Europe as a concrete experience made of rights,
Environment and sustainability: what (and how) do newspapers, TV and radio really say? The 12th edition of the Eco Media Report reveals this to us
How do the Italian media report (or ignore) the environment and crucial issues such as the climate crisis? On Thursday
Historic feat to save the glaciers! Over 850 thousand signatures collected in Argentina against the reform that authorizes mines
Only a few weeks ago the Argentine Congress approved the reform of the glacier law proposed by the Milei government,
«She cried in silence under the rubble»: the story of the firefighter who saved a little girl in the Friuli earthquake
It was 9pm on 6 May 1976 when Friuli-Venezia Giulia was devastated by a 6.5 magnitude earthquake, one of the
Climate denial is dead: now misinformation disguises itself as common sense
On the climate, the most effective lie has stopped coming with the crude sign of “all false”. Today the material
Temperatures dropping to 8°C: it’s going to be a week full of thunderstorms and hail, that’s where
The truce did not last long, since Monday 4 May Italy has once again had to deal with bad weather
The Eur lake will become suitable for swimming: it will host swimming and diving competitions (thanks to a major reclamation project)
The Laghetto dell’Eur is preparing for a radical transformation that will change the face of one of the most iconic
The EU gives in to lobby pressure and removes leather (shoes and bags) from the law to protect forests
A leather bag may seem a world away from a felled forest. It is in the window, shiny, well stitched,
The seeds of this “miraculous” tree really manage to filter over 98% of microplastics from water
Could Moringa oleifera seeds help remove microplastics from water? The answer, for now, comes from a study published in ACS
Avalanche destroys a refuge on the Gran Sasso, the mayor of Fano Adriano: “it could have been a Rigopiano-bis”
A sudden avalanche hit the heart of the Gran Sasso, almost completely obliterating a historic point of reference for hikers