Without healthy soils there is no future: solutions to save them from pollution and overbuilding
“Healthy soils for healthy cities”: this is the theme chosen by FAO for World Soil Day 2025, which is celebrated
Germany has a problem with the most powerful greenhouse gas known, 24,000 times more impactful than CO2
It is odorless, colorless and non-toxic, but is currently the climate’s number one enemy. We are talking about sulfur hexafluoride
Storms and storms hit the South: weather warnings in six regions and schools closed
A deep area of low pressure formed over the Ionian Sea is causing a marked worsening of the weather across
SWOT Satellite Captures First Detailed Image of Massive Tsunami (And Casts Questions on Everything Known About Rogue Waves)
When the 8.8 magnitude earthquake shook the subduction zone between Kuril and Kamchatka in the Russian Far East on July
The Earth loses an impressive amount of fresh water (which could satisfy the needs of 280 million people)
Each year, the fresh water the Earth loses—324 billion cubic meters—could meet the annual needs of about 280 million people.
Tragedy in the Amazon: at least 12 dead and over 30 missing after the collapse of a bank of the Ucayali river (due to erosion)
In the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, a new tragedy has shaken the indigenous communities living along the great Ucayali
A never-before-described moth appears in Calabria and is surprising scientists
When it comes to naturalistic discoveries, the imagination always flies towards tropical jungles, epic expeditions and never-seen insects appearing among
Transparency and traceability of the supply chain as strategic tools for SMEs
In reality, this practice is not only a duty to be fulfilled to avoid sanctions or seizure of products, but
“The glacier of the Apocalypse is about to collapse”: scientists raise the alarm about knock-on effects
Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica, also infamously known as the Glacier of the Apocalypse or the Last Judgmentis changing more
Those “black tears” that poison the beaches: 650 million plastic microspheres have invaded East Sussex
East Sussex, famous for the beauty of Camber Sands, a coastline loved for its vast golden dunes and a rare