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- Hurricane Helene: over 200 victims estimated in six states. The probable causes.
- Goodbye to remote working? Amazon returns to the office
- The perfect dog: choosing the ideal dog breed for your lifestyle
- How Ferragosto began: Italians’ best-loved summer holiday, between history and faith
- Bologna Città 30: the first figures arrive from the council
- Super tuskers at risk: lifting the hunting ban threatens long-tusked elephants
- Italy is a country full of PFAS. A petition to the government to finally ban their use
- A world without butterflies? After the bees, a prospect that disturbs and alarms
- Children can no longer concentrate? Air pollution is partly to blame
- Xylella: where do we stand?
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Penguins in danger: their natural food is ‘plundered’ by industrial fishing
Extinction of South African penguins – the only species found across the whole continent – is a serious risk. Their numbers have fallen by more than 99% over the last 120 years. At the current rate of decline (7.9% a year), the species – the only African penguin – is estimated to become extinct in the wild by 2035.
- The world’s most sustainable nation has no green party