Pesticides: stop the “legal shield” for multinationals, the US Congress blocks the pro-Bayer law
A provision that could have granted some sort of “legal immunity” to multinational pesticide companies has been eliminated from the
Tomatoes from the Galápagos Islands seem to evolve in reverse
In nature it often happens that plants adapt, modify and change. But let them come back backwards over time, recovering
Snow covers Paris and Montmartre transforms into a ski slope: the scenes seem straight out of a fairy tale
A sudden snowfall transformed Paris in a few hours, covering the city with a thick white blanket and changing its
Real Christmas tree: don’t throw it away after the holidays! How to give it a second life (besides planting it)
Christmas is now behind us, and in our homes we begin the removal of decorations and lights which, until a
Weather alert for snow and storms: schools closed in half of Italy (and in Rome the Tiber and Aniene are worrying)
The wave of bad weather that accompanied the closure of the Epiphany holidays caused widespread disruption across much of the
So an American startup will bury human feces to reduce CO₂
There are those who still struggle to differentiate the wet and those who, instead, are planning to transform our physiological
How city life is rewriting the DNA of animals (and some plants)
There is a reassuring, almost romantic idea that “true” nature lives elsewhere: in the woods, in the mountains, in parks
Hummingbirds are evolving dramatically because of us: so humans are changing their beaks too
There is a scene that many know well: a feeder hanging from the balcony, a sugary liquid that shines in
Scientists have found the most heat-tolerant plant ever discovered on Earth (and hidden in plain sight)
In the heart of Death Valley, one of the most inhospitable places on the planet, where summer temperatures regularly exceed
Arctic rivers are turning orange (and climate change is to blame)
In recent years, Arctic rivers have been turning striking orange hues. The phenomenon was initially observed by pilots flying over