Drought in Sicily, farmers forced to leave the fields: “the water is lost before it arrives”
“We are forced to buy water”: here, in Sicily, bins and cisterns have become stable elements of the urban landscape,
This is the largest cashew tree in the world, it looks like a forest of over 70 trees
On the coast of Rio Grande do Norte, a few steps from Pirangi do Norte beach, grows a natural organism
Widows of men killed by Bengal tigers are restoring mangrove forests to protect their habitat
In the vast Sundarbans region, between West Bengal in India and southern Bangladesh, lives a community of women nicknamed “swami
PFAS Poisoned Waters: These are the cities contaminated by the everlasting pollutants produced by Miteni
They knew they were polluting. But they remained silent. The historic ruling against Miteni, a chemical company from Vicenza, confirms
China is digging a hole nearly 10 kilometers deep into the heart of the Earth
In the middle of the Taklimakan Desert, one of the driest and most inhospitable areas of Asia, China has launched
Half a century, half the glaciers: the countdown has begun
In the coming decades, many of the mountain glaciers that mark the landscapes and lives of billions of people will
Drinking water and green hydrogen from the sea for a few cents: the new desalination plant in China is revolutionary
There is a plant on the east coast of China that, in the general silence, is showing what the future
Not just climate shelters: this is how Spain is preparing to protect the population from extreme heat
Not just climate refuges: what Sánchez has just presented is an “expanded and strengthened proposal” for the first major State
Environmental disaster from PFAS, the reasons for the sentence that nails Miteni: he knew he was polluting the water (but remained silent)
The sentence against Miteni pronounced in June, the reasons for which have now been published, is an unprecedented indictment: the
Revolting farmers block Brussels with tractors: what is happening and why it concerns us too
Brussels besieged by tractors. Since the night, the horns of agricultural vehicles have resounded in the streets of the Belgian