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Climate emergency
The climate emergency is one of the most important challenges facing humanity. Climate change is already under way and has serious consequences for health, the environment and the economy. The situation is urgent and calls for immediate action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change.
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The slaughter of the pink dolphins: a natural tragedy with causes that remain a mystery
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United States on alert: waters are rising and seabeds are becoming impoverished
NASA and NOAA sound the alarm over the accelerating rise in sea level, particularly along the US coast. At the same time, ENEA warns us about the progressive desertification of ocean waters. The Blue Planet is increasingly at risk.
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The silent effect of an invisible gas: what F-gases are and how we are fighting them
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.
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Paris summit: the major concerns about AI, from environmental impact to social inequalities
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Romania’s forests: the green haemorrhage putting Europe in crisis
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Syria in chaos: the drama is environmental too
Climate emergency
Remember the 2020 mass death of African elephants? The killer is climate change
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Environmental resilience: now the climate presents us with the bill
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Air pollution: ‘We can’t breathe’, as confirmed by the Legambiente and Kyoto Club reports
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Dragonfly: the insect icon of freedom and silent guardian of natural balance
Climate emergency
Back to oil: will Donald Trump make an eco-exit?
Climate emergency
We are losing the battle: the alarm bell on rising CO2