Almost half of Italians have hugged a tree at least once. Are you among them?
Italians love the woods. But how much do they really know them? The woods have become a kind of moral
The felled trees? This carving club gives them a second turn by turning them into unique handcrafted items
In Yorkshire, a group of enthusiasts have transformed an ancient art into a gesture of urban sustainability. The Yorkshire Spoon
Environmental disaster in Mexico: an oil spill is contaminating the Pantepec River
A new environmental disaster shakes the Mexican state of Veracruz. A leak in an oil pipeline of the state company
The hidden cost of imported wood in Europe: the destruction of Indonesian forests captured by drones
The European hardwood market is deeply linked to the destruction of natural forests in Indonesia, particularly in Borneo, one of
Trump wants to open Alaska’s entire coastal plain to oil and gas drilling (and end 40 years of federal protection)
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) is a pristine corner, where polar bears, caribou and wolves live free. A natural
The European CO₂ market works, but the transition could make it less fair and effective
Twenty years after its inception, the European Emissions Trading System (ETS) has proven to be a tool for reducing CO₂
Too many pesticides in South Tyrolean apples: “up to 25 treatments per harvest”, petition launched to ban the most dangerous ones
Apples are among the fruits most contaminated by pesticides and for years, various independent investigations and official reports have reported
The Brazilian paradox: green light for drilling off the Amazon to finance the ecological transition
Brazil, the next host of the crucial UN climate conference COP30 in Belém, finds itself at the center of an
Scientists ‘reanimate’ worm frozen in Siberian permafrost for over 46,000 years
It sounds like a scene from a movie, but it’s all true: a tiny worm, frozen for more than 46,000
Mosquitoes also conquer Iceland: spotted for the first time on the island
Until recently, Iceland was one of the very few places in the world where you could live without the buzz