A South American country has the opportunity to lead important discussions and set standards for global climate action. By Daniele Savietto As COP28 nears, global attention shifts to Brazil, a nation poised as a potential Read More
For the first time, OPEC and the oil industry in general will have their own space at a climate conference, the COP28. By Paulo Lima / Translated by Davide Berteotti For the first time in history, Read More
China is courting Russia to consolidate its power in the Arctic, even as it builds a fifth research station in Antarctica By Faustine Ngila Trad by Chiara Carra Article of: Quartz (qz.com) China is Read More
The Latin American and Caribbean Climate Week took place from 18 to 22 July in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.Read More
The summer has undoubtedly shown us the effects that climate change is having on the environment and our lives. As the hands of the Climate clock continue to run, inexorably, let's take a look at Read More
July 19 marked the start of WebValley, the Bruno Kessler Foundation's international data science camp aimed at students who have just finished the fourth grade. Read More
The Marmolada tragedy on Sunday, July 3, brought climate change back to the center of public debate. Read More
Colombia will have a new presidential inauguration in August: what are the challenges that the new president Gustavo Petro will face to advance the transition to a fair climate action? Read More
In October 2018, storm Vaia hit Northern Italy. Its wind damaged 42 million trees. The economic and socio-cultural damaged caused was extensive. Born from this disaster, the start-up Vaia Wood took things in its hands and started Read More
To understand the Russian-Ukrainian conflict means to understand the history and culture of the region where the war erupted. Professor Ruseishvili help us to do so.Read More