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.
Topas Ecolodge, sustainable tourism in the rice fields of Sa Pa
By Allegra ZaiaMentor: Paulo LimaTranslation from Italian by Giorgia Zappa Tourism in Vietnam has grown rapidly, creating economical opportunities which, however, also result in social and environmental pressures. Since tourism brings with it a double nature, it’s important to emphasise the importance of promoting a specific kind of tourism model, namely sustainable tourism: from the definition of […]
Artificial intelligence and sustainability: the pros and cons of a technological revolution
Artificial intelligence is an innovative device which promises efficiency, speed and new solutions. However, as with every technological revolution, it has a hidden side: its environmental impact.
Climate justice and militarism: two irreconcilable worlds
Our planet is changing at an unprecedented pace, yet much of our resources continue to be invested in war, undermining our collective future. This article explores the link between militarism, the climate crisis, and the future of societies, showing that peace is not only an ethical ideal but a necessary condition for ecological and social security.
Planned relocation for climate change adaptation
Adaptation strategies are a key component of climate action. Among these, planned relocation is increasingly being used to address the risks posed by extreme climate events.
Vietnam and the climate challenge: between green promises and hidden coal
In a world increasingly shaken by the effects of the climate crisis, Vietnam faces a crucial choice: continue to grow according to old industrial models or embark on a truly sustainable path.
Climate change and forced displacement: when staying becomes impossible
Climate change forces millions of people every year to leave their homes, without granting them refugee status. Migrations stem from the intersection of extreme events, social fragility, and inequalities, which amplify the vulnerability of communities. Addressing this nexus means investing in adaptation and social justice, to restore people’s freedom to choose whether to leave or to stay.
Climate crisis and mental health: A challenge that must become a priority
Climate change affects people’s mental health, especially among young people. From depression to eco-anxiety and even suicide, the impacts are multiple. Safeguarding the Planet from the climate crisis while protecting the mental health of its inhabitants must be a priority at all levels of governance.
From Bonn to Belém: why the intermediate climate negotiations are crucial
The SB62 session in Bonn laid the groundwork for COP30 in Belém, between limited progress and deep divisions. From adaptation to the Global Stocktake, technical negotiations decide the future of climate justice. The account of a young Brazilian activist from the corridors of climate diplomacy.
Boiling brains: How extreme heat literally changes our minds
Global warming doesn’t just affect glaciers and oceans: according to the BBC, extreme heat can alter brain function and worsen conditions such as epilepsy, stroke, and dementia.