Do trees really “talk” to each other before an eclipse? Science’s answer
For a few weeks we really believed it. The idea was fascinating: trees “talking” to each other before an eclipse,
There is no peace for Sicily and Calabria, hit by cyclone Ulrike: winds over 100 km/h, storm surges, fallen trees and diverted flights
Sicily and Calabria are once again on their knees due to yet another disturbance hitting Southern Italy. Cyclone Ulrike left
Portugal overwhelmed by storm Kristin: 16 dead, thousands evacuated (and a minister resigns due to delays in relief efforts)
The toll from storm Kristin which has hit central Portugal since the beginning of February is very heavy: at least
Eight million passengers a year over the Sacred Valley: what Machu Picchu really risks with the new airport
A new super international airport in Chinchero, Peru, to serve the Sacred Valley of the Incas and facilitate access to
Waste set on fire and inadequate purification plants: seizure starts for Etnaland, the largest water park in Sicily
One of the largest aquatic parks in the South has ended up under seizure. The seals on the Etnaland structure,
Exterminated by a disease, this frog returns to nature thanks to the “Frog Saunas”
The green and golden frog was gone. Or at least that’s what we thought. In the Australian Capital Territory, around
“Let’s save Macari, don’t turn it into an amusement park”: the petition starts to protect the Sicilian coast from wild tourism
There is a stretch of coast, between the Zingaro Reserve and Monte Cofano, where the countryside meets the sea without
Extratropical storm arriving in Sicily: winds over 100 km/h and waves up to 6 metres, alert also in Calabria and Sardinia
There is no peace for the already tormented Sicily which is preparing to deal with yet another disturbance. For today,
Record rainfall in the UK: in many areas it rained every day in 2026 (and the blocking pattern has something to do with it)
In the UK, 2026 began with a constant noise: that of rain. In many areas it did not stop for
Trump wants to reopen fishing in an ocean sanctuary: one of the most precious ecosystems in the Atlantic is at risk
The Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monumentan area of 12,725 square kilometers just over 200 km southeast of Cape