Alessandro Di Nuzzo
In Dante’s footsteps. Walking the places of the Poet, amid nature, history and art.
Medieval villages, forests, waterfalls, fortresses. A unique experience, marked by the presence of the Supreme Author of the Divine Comedy. A selection of complete routes, to be walked alone or in company. Let’s look at them together.
Articles by Alessandro Di Nuzzo
Sustainable economy
From Net-Zero to Nature Positive: a new approach to the environmental question
We need a paradigm shift if we do not want to fail in the challenge of building a sustainable world. More responsibility, more concreteness, more transparency for everyone.
Travel
Recanati, not only Leopardi
The famous village of Leopardi is a treasure chest of artistic and cultural riches. But the whole Recanati area is worth visiting, and experiencing for more than just a day
Travel
The enchanting villages of the Versilia hinterland. All waiting to be discovered
Just a few kilometres above the beaches of Forte dei Marmi and Camaiore, the area is full of almost unknown villages, thousand-year-old churches and unspoiled woods. One surprise after another
Eco thinking
Thank you, Francis: the Pope and the environment
The most ‘environmentalist’ Pontiff in history has left us a strong message. And an important legacy for those who come after him: no steps backwards on the issue.
Travel
The enchantment of the Sabina: a timeless land, perfect for our times
The Sabina, seen through the eyes of the great poet Horace, is also a place not to be missed in our own day: here are some tips and pointers on the places to visit and the little restaurant you must not miss
Eco thinking
Green Deal versus military spending: can war and sustainability coexist?
A world at war: with flashpoints scattered everywhere and the feared – but never desired – Third World War (as Pope Francis also warns), what chances remain for global sustainability?
Climate emergency
Sea level rise: NASA’s public web tool reveals projections up to 2150 around the world
NASA has made available a free online tool that reveals sea level rise in real time: thanks to the new IPCC data published in 2025, it is possible to consult updated projections up to 2150. Let’s see how it works and what the results are.
Lifestyles
Chocolate at risk of extinction? The foods that could disappear from our tables
Eco thinking
Do farm animals know they are going to die? An ethical question and more
From around the world
Paris summit: the major concerns about AI, from environmental impact to social inequalities
From around the world
‘Greenland is not for sale’. But why does it appeal so much to the superpowers?
Climate emergency
New risk of a global heat record: the planet is again exceeding safety limits