The oldest air on Earth discovered: it was trapped in Antarctica for 6 million years
In the frozen depths of the Allan Hills in East Antarctica, scientists have detected air bubbles trapped in the ice
Poisoned air? No problem: the US abandons limits on fine particulate matter
Each breath can contain an invisible enemy. Tiny particles of soot and fine dust travel through the lungs and bloodstream,
Today the meteorological winter begins: bad weather in sight for the Immaculate Conception
Today, Monday 1 December 2025, marks the official start of the meteorological winter, anticipating the astronomical one by about twenty
Good Farmer Award: two young farmers awarded, leading the transition towards regenerative organic agriculture
The Davines Group Village in Parma today hosted the awards ceremony for the second edition of “The Good Farmer Award”,
The world’s largest coal port blocked: hundreds of activists in kayaks stop ships in Newcastle
Over the past weekend, hundreds of climate activists invaded the access channel to the port of Newcastle in New South
Over 500 deaths and more than 290 thousand displaced by record floods in Sumatra: here is the most brutal face of the climate crisis
The floods that hit the Indonesian island of Sumatra have left behind a dramatic toll: over 500 dead, hundreds injured
The three “superforces” that combined created the longest and fastest earthquake ever recorded
The Myanmar earthquake on March 28, 2025 was more than a strong tremor recorded by instruments. In just a few
No to the Bridge over the Strait of Messina: today 29 November, marches and rallies, people take to the streets in Messina
Stop the Bridge over the Strait of Messina: today this is the cry of over 80 associations, including Greenpeace, Legambiente
It’s not utopia! The city 15 minutes away where crops are grown on the roofs and energy is produced from the pavements can really exist (and reduce emissions by 98%)
For years we have been hearing about the 15-minute city as an idea that is almost too good to be
The melting of Antarctica’s ice triggered a chain reaction 9,000 years ago (which could happen again today)
An archive hidden under the ice of Antarctica is revealing a worrying scenario for the future of the global climate.