Recycling used batteries, fighting lithium and cobalt waste: what changes with the new EU rules (by December 2025)
Starting from 24 July 2025, the rules have changed in Europe for those involved in battery recycling. The European Commission
European forests without a compass: the EU Parliament rejects the law on environmental monitoring
A missed opportunity for the protection of forests and a decision that weighs on the future of Europe. With 370
Rome waste-to-energy plant: stop to water wells, but the project goes ahead
In Santa Palomba, in the area identified for the construction of the Rome waste-to-energy plant, it will not be possible
These are the most sustainable cities in Italy in 2025: the top ten in the ranking are all located in the North
The Urban Ecosystem 2025 report, created by Legambiente with Ambiente Italia e Il Sole 24 Orephotographs the environmental performances of
The Brand Journalism Festival returns to Rome: media and companies compare for more ethical and transparent communication
It is no longer enough to communicate: we need to understand, connect and restore trust. This is the premise from
The first images from the Sentinel-4 satellite reveal the most polluted points in Europe (and the situation in the Po Valley is dramatic)
The new Copernicus Sentinel-4 satellite mission has achieved its goal, sending its first set of visual data to Earth. These
Dance in the Metro: every Thursday the Metro C stations in Rome become urban stages
Rome’s Metro C stations are ready to become real open-air stages. He returns for the second edition of “Danza nel
PFAS in the aquifers along the Pedemontana Veneta: 12 investigated for pollution
Two of the most controversial events in the Veneto – the construction of the Pedemontana Veneta and PFAS pollution –
Rain in the Sahara? Sooner than we think, the scenario could become “normal,” the study says
Rain in the Sahara: a scenario that is currently considered a more than rare event, could become “normal” by the
Kyoto’s famous bamboo forest has been defaced by hundreds of carvings left by tourists
Kyoto authorities are struggling to stop tourists carving graffiti in the famed Arashiyama bamboo forest, one of Japan’s most iconic