The largest spider web in the world: two species of spiders create an underground megacity
In the depths of a sulfur cave on the border between Albania and Greece, a group of researchers has made
Water from the air: the French invention that challenges drought with the power of the sun (and produces one liter of water per day each panel)
In a world where water is now a luxury, two French engineers have decided to do what until recently seemed
No, it’s not a Pokemon: the mysterious poodle moth that has bewitched the web and confused science
An insect so bizarre that it almost seems fake: it is the so-called poodle moth poodle-moth which for years has
Asian hornets, because we need to act now, before winter, to prevent their spread
With the arrival of autumn, the leaves fall and reveal enormous spheres hanging between the branches: these are the nests
Ghosts in the crystalline sea: the dark side of Greece. What we discovered during this marine cleanup mission
The crystal clear waters of Greece would suggest anything but a pollution problem. Yet, even in this enchanting sea, “ghosts”
COP30 overrun by fossil fuel lobbyists: one in 25 attendees works for oil or gas companies
The COP30 underway in Belém, Brazil, should have been the “implementation” conference, the right time to transform commitments into concrete
IEA: we will exceed 1.5°C in each scenario, but it is not too late to go back (if we stop focusing only on oil)
Global efforts to contain rising temperatures are not enough. In the current scenario, an increase of 2.9°C is expected by
This is the oldest vine in the world: it is over 400 years old (and resists 2,400 meters altitude)
In the eastern mountains of Tibet, among the rocks of Zuoba Village, the oldest vine in the world was found,
COP30: the wonder of the 200 boats that kick off the People’s Summit (while two cruise ships stand out in the port of Belém)
Over 200 boats, including Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior, for a total of almost 5,000 people, sailed the waters of the Guama
Plastic, there is a national alarm: plants are closing and the waste system risks collapse
“From today we will stop everything”, thus Walter Regis, president of Assorimap, the National Association of plastics recyclers and regenerators,