The negotiations at the COp26 have eventually led to an agreement. However, world leaders have again missed the opportunity to commit to significantly cut emissions during the current decade and to reach climate neutrality by 2050. Read More
Here are some reflections on the complexity, explosions of life and dull and exclusive side of one of the most disorienting experiences I have ever had. Read More
Our food system, essentially omnivorous, is not sustainable any more: it is responsible for 37% of the total greenhouse emissions. Plant-based nutrition is a great alternative and a choice which is more and more necessary: many are its advantages. What if this change could be an opportunity rather than a limitation?Read More
The observed changes in climate already have impacts on ecosystems, the economy and on human health in Europe. Risk assessment and regional adaptation strategies need to take in account the role of internal climate variability as its weight over Europe is large with respect to other regions in the world.Read More
Cities have not been designed with a human-centered view: city planning follows economic interests, where buildings, traffic circulation, companies and industries are on a higher hierarchical level. What are nature-based solutions and what can they do to help cities become more climate resilient?Read More
Access to schooling is not always guaranteed and more and more frequently this is caused by climate change. Climate education, though, represents, in its different forms, a very powerful weapon in the fight against climate change: this is why it is fundamental that the right to education be guaranteed. All things considered, the climate crisis is an education crisis. Read More
Here is an analysis of the fundamental role of coal as a cause of climate change and the critical points of the coal agreement reached at COP26. Read More
Magway presents itself as a new way for home delivery. Its co-founder Phil Davies says: "We are a sustainable delivery solution and we work in partnership with like-minded people to address the greatest threat: saving our planet". Read More
An IPCC scientist says it clear and loud: “We cannot ignore some points of no return in the climatic system, therefore we need to use a careful approach in the phase of transition that we find ourselves about to face.”Read More
Art can be the medium to engage, influence, and educate about the climate crisis. New generations and new tools stimulate the imagination for alternative futures.Read More