Reynisfjara, goodbye: erosion erases Iceland’s famous black beach, where “Game of Thrones” was filmed
Reynisfjara beach, already known as one of the most dangerous coasts in the world for lethal sneaker waves (we talked
A phytosanitary substance banned for years in Europe due to its toxicity returns to Italian kiwis
There is a chemical substance that should no longer have entered Italian fields. Yet Dormex — whose active ingredient, hydrogen
“Recycled” plastic but 95% derived from oil: the investigation that unmasks greenwashing in Europe
On the shelves of European supermarkets, packages that promise sustainability, circularity and reduction of emissions proliferate. But behind many “green”
The Lovers’ Arch no longer exists, it collapsed on the evening of Valentine’s Day (and no, it’s not “bad weather”)
The Arch of Sant’Andrea, in Salento, no longer exists: on the evening of Valentine’s Day, one of the most iconic
From Temminck’s pangolin to psychedelic spiders, 10 species at risk of extinction by 2026
They are not abstract numbers or names that are difficult to remember. They are real animals and plants, with a
Niscemi, the Casagli geologist: “never seen such a large landslide in active movement, but it can be slowed down (and awareness is needed)”
Niscemi rests on a geological contradiction which, in the last days of January 2026, manifested itself in all its violence.
Trump resets US climate policy and reopens the fossil fuel season
The Trump administration has dismantled the cornerstone of US climate regulation, erasing the scientific assessment that recognizes greenhouse gases as
Do trees really “talk” to each other before an eclipse? Science’s answer
For a few weeks we really believed it. The idea was fascinating: trees “talking” to each other before an eclipse,
There is no peace for Sicily and Calabria, hit by cyclone Ulrike: winds over 100 km/h, storm surges, fallen trees and diverted flights
Sicily and Calabria are once again on their knees due to yet another disturbance hitting Southern Italy. Cyclone Ulrike left
Portugal overwhelmed by storm Kristin: 16 dead, thousands evacuated (and a minister resigns due to delays in relief efforts)
The toll from storm Kristin which has hit central Portugal since the beginning of February is very heavy: at least