Between medals and contradictions: what remains of the Milan Cortina Olympics?
Some time after the end of the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympic Games, we ask ourselves what their legacy will be in terms of infrastructure and the environment.
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.
Fast fashion and consumption: a call to responsibility that cannot be ignored
Today, fast fashion is driven by social media and trends. But what is the price we pay?
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.
The milestones of COP30 through the lens of a young climate activist
The personal experience of a young climate activist, Amanda Costa, at the UN Climate Change Conference, COP30, hosted in Belém, in the heart of the Amazon rainforest
COP30 – The march in Belém echoes around the world: 50,000 people for climate justice
On the 15th of November, Belém woke up to the sounds of drums and maracas, determined footsteps and key words. In the city overlooking the great rainforest of the Amazon, more than 50,000 people took part in the People’s March for Climate Justice: a human river, a wave, that from the People’s Summit has crossed streets as a reminder for the wounded Earth.
COP30 – Even climate has its own language
Climate has its own language – and we can learn it. Here is a guide on how to understand COP30 and global warming without it becoming incomprehensible.
COP30 – The fossil fuel lobbies are not giving up
A new InfluenceMap’s report shows how fuel and gas lobbies have increased by 33% the use of misleading narrations about the ecological transition ahead of COP30 in Belém.
The voice of the Earth: Indigenous Peoples at COP30
During the first day of UN climate negotiations in Belém, in a silent yet full of energy room, the voices of indigenous peoples resonated as an ancient call, bringing an urgent invitation to reconnect with Planet Earth.
How Nature-Based Solutions can help us redefine our resilience
In a world increasingly shaped by climate extremes and urban expansion, nature-based solutions (NbS) are gaining attention as a hopeful alternative to purely engineered fixes. They promise not just to protect cities from heat, floods, and erosion, but to redefine how humans coexist with the ecosystems that sustain them. In this conversation with researcher Charles Hatfield, we explore how NbS can blend science, equity, and imagination—from mangrove restoration and geoinformatics to questions of health, policy, and ethics. The result is a portrait of resilience that grows not from control, but from collaboration with nature.