The Mediterranean is the sea most polluted by microplastics (and these Italian scientists will try to predict its future)
The Mediterranean represents just 1% of the world’s sea water, but concentrates around 7% of the microplastics it contains. The
PFAS, the “eternal poisons”: the technology that reduces them by up to 99% arrives in Italy
What are PFAS and why do they worry scientists and institutions around the world They call them “forever chemicals”, eternal
Will coffee become a luxury? Extreme heat is bringing plantations all over the world to their knees
Every morning, millions of people around the world start their day with a cup of coffee. An apparently banal routine
The huge Egyptian project that wants to grow tomatoes in the desert worries Italy (and the issue has reached Parliament)
An artificial canal over 100 kilometers long, more than a million hectares to be reclaimed from the desert and an
Not just Niscemi: in Donnici, in the province of Cosenza, the hill crumbles under the incessant rain: 4 active landslides
The drone flying over Donnici Inferiore, in the province of Cosenza in Calabria, returns a breathtaking image: the hill above
These two friends, one blind and one armless, have planted over 10,000 trees (transforming barren land into a forest)
In northeast China, in the small village of Yeli, there was a bare embankment beaten by the wind and the
Carcinogenic glyphosate: Bayer proposes $7.25 billion settlement to settle US lawsuits
Anyone who follows environmental events and is interested in public health has probably heard of Roundup. For years, this glyphosate-based
Never so many fires in 3000 years in Alaska: the alarm coming from the Arctic
Wildfires in the Alaskan Arctic are surpassing any event recorded in the past 3,000 years. This is revealed by a
Poisons of Italy: the GreenMe mini series on forgotten environmental wounds (but which we must remember)
From the Seveso disaster to that of the Grimaldi ship, from the Costa Concordia to the Morandi Bridge, the history
Food waste is decreasing in Italy (and Boomers are teaching younger people a lesson)
The numbers say that the habit of throwing food is slowly receding in Italian homes. According to data from the