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Planetary boundaries

Crossing planetary boundaries is like building a tower of bricks, if you remove one too many pieces the whole thing collapses! Planetary boundaries are like…
Lichens between symbiosis and adaptation

When a fungus and an algae meet, an ecological success story is born: welcome to the fascinating world of lichens! And who would have thought…
Naturalistic engineering & hydrogeological instability

Naturalistic engineering is the green answer to the grey problem of hydrogeological instability. Plants are not just for aesthetics; they are the protagonists in this…
What’s the air in town?

Imagine you open your window and, instead of being greeted by a wave of smog, you are faced with an orchestra of birds chirping a…
Light pollution and responsible lighting

Light pollution is that brilliant phenomenon that turns our cities into mini-Las Vegas. Nocturnal animals find themselves partying in the spotlight when they would prefer…
Alternatives to plastic and global reduction experiences

The use of plastic has become ubiquitous in our daily lives, but its impact on the environment is increasingly evident. Plastic is versatile, but its…
World Wetlands Day and their future

2 February marks World Wetlands Day, an important date to raise awareness of their future and the vital role these ecosystems play in biodiversity and…
Adapting mountain tourism to snow shortages

Winter tourism, with its focus on snow sports and outdoor activities, is a key component of the economy of many mountain regions. However, the impact…
Electricity and mobility: the state of the art

These days we talk about demographic winter: how much does Italy’s ageing population weigh on electric mobility and changing habits? And the cost of the…
Meat and protein

We all agree: many people like meat. And we equally agree that intensive livestock farming brings CO2, fine dust and soil pollution. The solution? Meat…