Protecting Our Skin and Safeguarding the Sea: Is a Balance Possible?

Some sunscreens release UV filters that can harm corals and marine ecosystems. Growing attention is being paid to more sustainable alternatives and eco-friendly sun-protection practices.
By Roberta Maria Serra
By Mariantonietta Popolizio

Greenland: from arctic periphery to a global geopolitical epicenter 

Amid geopolitical tensions, melting ice and new opportunities, Greenland has become an epicenter of global interests due to its strategic location, natural resources and security significance.
By Gaia Luani

Wearing nature: from organic waste to bio-couture

From algae to bio-couture: how biotechnologies and biomimicry are transforming fashion from a polluting industry into a regenerative ecosystem. The future of luxury is alive, ethical and sustainable.
By Roberta Maria Serra

The climate crisis: an unexpected alley of resistant bacteria

Climate change and antimicrobial resistance are two interconnected aspects of the global health crisis. They influence each other, making an integrated approach a necessity.
virus
By Alessandro Comunian

The virus that lays bare the meat industry 

The African swine fever strikes Europe again, this time in Catalonia: an epidemic that tells more than just a simple health emergency
Paiporta
By Valentina Jaimes

A year after DANA: Paiporta, the incomplete reconstruction

A report on the situation in Paiporta, south of Valencia, one year after the damage caused by the extreme weather event known as DANA.
Christmas
By Valentina Jaimes

Lights and shadows of Christmas: how much does it really cost us to celebrate? 

Between lights, presents and laden tables, Christmas time increases consumption, waste and emissions. From our home to the streets, the way in which we decide to celebrate has an impact on the environment and our wallets.
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