Move to Planet Be, the call to regenerate Mediterranean cities starts: looking for talents under 35
The Mediterranean is not just a blue line on maps or a postcard heritage. It is a living, fragile space,
Sea levels rise everywhere except Greenland (and this time it’s not Trump’s fault)
As sea levels continue to rise almost everywhere in the world, there is one place where the opposite will happen:
Coffee capsules, you will no longer be able to throw them in the garbage: here’s when and what changes with the new EU rules
For years they have been one of the symbols of convenience and speed in a moment that should actually be
There is a cocktail of pesticides and PFAS in apples: 85% of the samples tested in Europe (including Italy) were contaminated
“An apple a day keeps the doctor away“? After reading the results of the new report by PAN Europe –
Guatemala says stop to oil to save the Mayan forest: wells closed in the heart of the jaguar reserve
Guatemala has decided not to renew the oil extraction contract on an area of approximately 30 square kilometers within the
The Marine Protected Area of Capri is born, green light from the Senate: it is a great achievement for biodiversity
Faraglioni and Blue Grotto, exceptional backdrops and a centuries-long history that is still lived in the streets: the Island of
The sea walnut invades the Venice Lagoon: this alien species is more dangerous than the blue crab
In the Venice Lagoon there is an invader who is changing the rules of the game. It is transparent, silent,
Thunderstorms and strong winds hit Rome: flooded roads, haywire traffic and fallen pine trees
Rome woke up under an intense disturbance which, according to forecasts, will continue to affect Lazio for at least 12-18
Doomsday Clock: Humanity has never been so close to midnight, with only 85 seconds left to go
From 100 to 90, from 90 to 89, up to 85: this year there are so many seconds that separate
Merla Days: will they really be the coldest in 2026? Here’s what the weather forecast says
The Blackbird Days – which traditionally fall on January 29, 30 and 31 – should represent the peak of the