A monstrous mass of fat and waste discovered in London’s sewers: 100 tonnes of solidified oils, sauces and wipes
In the sewers of Whitechapel, in east London, engineers from Thames Water – a private British company responsible for water
Giant Iceberg A23a Turned Blue (And That’s Not a Good Sign)
From space, the a-23a iceberg appears like a floating blue giant. The vast blue pools of meltwater that cover its
So the melting of glaciers is also fueling resistance to antibiotics
Melting glaciers are releasing ancient antibiotic resistance genes into ecosystems, raising serious public health and environmental concerns. The reason? As
Uncontaminated nature? Not really: there are more microplastics in the woods than in the city, here’s why
Imagine escaping the city to take refuge in a forest, thinking of finally breathing clean air. Too bad that, according
Did you know that 2026 is the Year of Women in Agriculture? Your food security depends on their (invisible) work
They produce up to half of the world’s food and, in many regions of Africa, Asia and Latin America, this
Wonderful trees! Their bark also improves the quality of the air we breathe
We are used to thinking of trees as large “green lungs”, useful because they absorb carbon dioxide through their leaves.
McDonald’s and Starbucks have already said goodbye to paper straws in Japan: too many complaints among customers
In Japan, paper straws, introduced to reduce the use of single-use plastic, quickly became the subject of customer complaints: too
Mountain rescue will become paid in 2026: in case of imprudence and irresponsibility the costs will have to be reimbursed
Starting from 2026, anyone who ventures into the mountains without the right preparation or with irresponsible behavior will have to
The richest 1% of the planet has already exceeded its CO₂ emissions budget for 2026
9 January 2026 was defined by Oxfam as “Polluter’s Day”. In ten days, the richest 1% of the world’s population
From the PFAS of the former Solvay to the Bagnoli Colmata: the scandal of phantom reclamations (which have accumulated almost 1000 years of delays)
Report, the Rai 3 investigative program hosted by Sigfrido Ranucci, has turned the spotlight back on one of our country’s