environment

Off the coast of Ravenna, on 16 July, 29.9 degrees were reached, while just outside Dubrovnik 29.7

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Rising temperatures and fertilizer spills favor the growth of algae, which in turn becomes food for bacteria, suffocating fish

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The European directive is part of the Sup rules

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The executive strategy envisages up to 22% atomic energy in 2050.But the defects highlighted by the European Commission in last year's "report card" remain on gas and biofuels

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If produced with clean sources, hydrogen represents one of the best solutions for reducing emissions from the most energy-intensive (and polluting) industries.

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The words of the European Commissioner, successor of Frans Timmermans, to Open:«Common debt to finance the green agenda?I believe that the next Commission will focus on other priorities"

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Science has demonstrated, beyond any reasonable doubt, the anthropogenic impact on global temperature increases.According to the 2021 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, the temperature increase from 1850-1900 due to human activity is valued at around 1.1 degrees centigrade and that, even with rapid and large-scale interventions, it will take at least thirty years before the climate stabilizes. The question then shifts to the type of policies and behavioral changes necessary to reach climate targets and limit the temperature increase to between 1.5 and 2 °C by the end of the century, the limit threshold set by the Agreement reached at the Conference of United Nations Climate Change Report of 2015 and, beyond which, potentially irreversible turning points could be overcome, as shown in a report by the IPCC of 2018.To do this it is necessary to consider three aspects. The first is still the scientific one, monitoring the dynamics of climate phenomena and a...

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