The San Martino summer arrives: in November sunshine and temperatures above average in these regions
The instability that has hit Southern Italy in recent days is now at an end. The low pressure area will
COP30 begins amidst major absences: Trump and the leaders of the most polluting countries desert (and Meloni is also missing)
Last year in Baku the absence of von der Leyer and Emmanuel Macron weighed heavily, but also of Joe Biden
Philippines, it’s not over: one million people evacuated due to a second super typhoon with wind gusts of over 200 km per hour
In the Philippines there is a real humanitarian and environmental emergency: after the 224 deaths due to the typhoon Kalmaegithe
How much water does a pressure washer consume? Is it really worth buying?
If you own a pressure washer you will have wondered countless times how much it can affect your water bill.
This is the region with the safest water in Italy: I’ll tell you how it managed to eliminate Pfas from the tap
Umbria is the first Italian region to implement continuous and widespread monitoring of PFAS in drinking water. This initiative marks
Italian ginger, the zero-mile alternative to the most loved exotic rhizome (which you can also grow)
In recent years, ginger has conquered Italian cuisines. A root with a pungent and aromatic flavour, traditionally imported from China
UNESCO biosphere reserves: these are the new entries for 2025 (and 6 are located in Europe)
UNESCO has announced the designation of 26 new biosphere reserves spread across 21 countries – the highest number recorded in
From waste to precious resource: these Italian scientists have transformed plastic into amino acids
From Varese comes a discovery that could change the way the world deals with plastic pollution. At the University of
World leaders sleep while the planet burns: the protest ahead of COP30, what awaits us?
“COP30 will highlight the race to keep warming below 1.5°C, unveil new National Climate Plans (NDCs) and assess progress on
Goodbye PFAS: the Italian technology that promises to eliminate them forever was presented at Ecomondo
They are nicknamed “forever chemicals“because, once dispersed in the environment, they practically never degrade. We are obviously talking about PFAS