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- Native populations of Alaska forced to leave their villages: the dramatic impact of global warming
- Small island states call for climate justice ahead of COP29 in Baku
- Hurricane Helene: over 200 victims estimated in six states. The probable causes.
- Changing your life to become sustainable: Lorenzo’s story, from psychologist to organic farmer
- The Line: the city in NEOM, Saudi Arabia, that is transforming the urban future
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Wetlands: what they are and why they are vital to the ecosystem
Wetlands: what they are and why they are vital to the ecosystem Wetlands are natural or artificial areas, temporarily or permanently flooded, such as marshes, lagoons and peat bogs. These environments provide numerous benefits to the planet, including protection from floods, help in countering drought, water purification and the absorption of CO2. Rich in biodiversity, they are habitats for many species. However, wetlands are among the most threatened ecosystems, having declined dramatically in recent decades because of urbanisation and climate change.
- Between the throbbing of the sea and the scent of lemons: the Eugenio Montale Literary Park
- Artificial intelligence beyond the myths
- Venice Film Festival: how sustainable is it?
- With our dog in protected areas: a wonderful experience. But with a few precautions
- Plant-based diet: how our food choices affect the planet
- Goodbye to remote working? Amazon returns to the office