Record pollution in New Delhi: India experiments with cloud seeding against smog
In New Delhi the sky has become a laboratory. On October 23, for the first time in the country’s history,
Hurricane Melissa leaves Jamaica and heads for Cuba: at least 7 dead, over 750 thousand evacuated and patients fleeing hospitals
Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica with an intensity never before recorded on the island, reaching Category 5 on the Saffir-Simpson scale.
Inside the eye of Hurricane Melissa: In-flight images show the lethal power of the storm of the year
Jamaica prepares for the worst. Hurricane Melissa, which has reached category 5 (the maximum level on the Saffir-Simpson scale) is
Greenhouse gas emissions fall for the first time (but it’s not enough)
For the first time since records have existed, global greenhouse gas emissions appear set to decline. The UN, in its
Etna talks to space: when an eruption is felt in the ionosphere
Etna is no stranger to surprising. But this time he did it in a completely new way: his voice reached
In Lapland gold really grows on trees: the discovery that has amazed even scientists
It seems like a Nordic fairy tale, but instead it is pure science. In Lapland, among expanses of snow and
6.1 magnitude earthquake in Türkiye: over 20 injured and buildings collapsed (in the area already hit by the August earthquake)
A new night of fear for western Turkey, where a 6.1 magnitude earthquake shook the province of Balikesir. The epicenter
Vaia, 7 years later: how the Alpine forests devastated by the storm are doing (and how you can help them to be reborn)
There is a before and after Vaia and there are still those who remember the strong whistle of that wind.
Vongola is the hi-tech ear that listens to the secrets of the sea in Sicily (to save biodiversity)
The Mediterranean Sea establishes itself as a “large laboratory for underwater monitoring” thanks to a pioneering project. The Vongola system
Where a motorway once flowed, a river now breathes: discovering the Madrid Río park
In Madrid, where the engines of the M-30 ring road once roared, today the voices of children, the rustling of