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• Organic cosmetics: make-up that respects the earth
• The Māori protest challenging the New Zealand government in a video that has gone viral
• G7 and overtourism: when excessive tourism threatens art cities
• Air pollution: ‘We can’t breathe’, as confirmed by the Legambiente and Kyoto Club reports
• Halloween 2024: between pumpkins and religion, discovering a celebration with deep roots in time
• Pompeii: a story of rebirth through research and sustainability
• The cat in history: the role and symbolism of our feline friends
• 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.

• 5.0 tax credit: all the rules for installing photovoltaic panels in your company
• The Virgilian literary park: nature and poetry on the banks of the River Mincio
• Carlo Levi and the Parco Letterario of Aliano: in the heart of Basilicata, following in the footsteps of Christ, who stopped at Eboli
• Beyond humanity: the celebration of wild nature in the Romantic imagination