International Tiger Day is more than a celebration of an iconic feline; it is a global call to action for biodiversity, habitat restoration, and sustainable economic practices that protect our planet's future.
Those who manage forests in Italy's inland areas know well this issue: describing forest structure and ecological conditions requires time, specialised expertise and field...
Officially launched in 2021 by the European Union, EU Organic Day celebrates the transformative power of agroecology. Discover how organic farming restores living soils, protects pollinators, fosters circular nutrient cycles, and accelerates Europe's journey toward a healthy, sustainable food future.
The numbers of the water emergency and the thermal collapse of soils
Desertification must not be confused with the natural and geographical expansion of existing...
As habitat loss pushes three great ape species toward extinction, World Orangutan Day shifts the focus from simple awareness to systemic economic changes, zero-deforestation supply chains, and landscape-level conservation strategies.
The false gharial is vanishing alongside Southeast Asia's carbon-rich peat swamps. Recognizing World Tomistoma Day means confronting the agricultural practices threatening its habitat and embracing circular solutions to save both the species and the climate.
A landmark joint investigation by ENEA and the Bank of Italy demonstrates that adopting remote work practices can slash daily commuting carbon emissions by as much as 75 percent, offering a massive catalyst for urban decarbonization and public health.
On January 14, 2026, at the Italian-French Concordia Station in Dome C, on the Antarctic plateau, the cave destined to host the world's first archive of...
The submerged engine of terrestrial climate stability
Planet Earth is, by its very geophysical nature, an ocean planet. Seas and oceans cover over 70% of...
The calabro-lucanian boundary area geologically represents a key zone for understanding the orogenetic processes in this Apenninic sector and, at a bigger scale, the...
