Tennis balls take up to 400 years to degrade: so these students want to recycle them (and aim for the world record)
While many teenagers divide their time between school and free time, twelve students from the Pacific Palisades community in Los
The tail end of winter with plummeting temperatures (up to 8 degrees), snow and hailstorms: that’s where
After days of almost spring-like weather, Italy is preparing to deal with an abrupt winter blow. Arctic currents are about
Gelato Day 2026, the flavor of the year is irresistible and is called Melody (in homage to Eurovision)
Today, March 24, Gelato Day returns across Europe, the day dedicated to artisanal ice cream, celebrated by the European Parliament
Every time you wash dishes with a sponge you release microplastics into the environment (but there is also another problem)
How many times a day do you rub a sponge on dishes without thinking about it? It’s one of those
Exxon Valdez, March 24, 1989, the night in which 42 million liters of oil destroyed Alaska
It was March 24, 1989 when one of the largest oil tankers ever built left the terminal in Valdez, Alaska,
Niscemi, the landslide stops but not the fear: what will happen now?
The earth has stopped moving, but beneath the surface there remains a tension that is difficult to ignore. In Niscemi
3 new species of lizards discovered in Australia that surprise scientists: one has an orange head and is spectacular
Biodiversity continues to tell stories that escape official maps and scientific catalogues, especially in territories that we consider “already explored”.
The safest water? You can drink it from your tap: all the valid reasons to abandon plastic bottles
Opening the tap and drinking should be an automatic gesture. In Italy, however, there remains a divisive choice: according to
Paris remains socialist (and continues its green revolution): the new mayor Emmanuel Grégoire celebrates by cycling to the town hall
The wind of socialism continues to blow in Paris, the far right has not managed to prevail. With 50.52% of
For the first time in 40 years, Panama’s deep water levels have not risen and the ocean system may be about to collapse
For more than four decades, along Panama’s Pacific coast, the ocean has followed a precise and reliable rhythm. Between January