In the peaceful landscape of the Saronic Gulf, zircon crystals have recorded a magmatic life erased from the eyes of observers for tens of millennia.

An exceptional mixing of its waters, made possible by intense cold and northerly winds, regenerates the ecosystem by providing oxygen and nutrients.

Just a few weeks ago, the Argentine Parliament approved the Milei government's proposed reform of the law on glaciers, effectively authorizing mining activity in ecologically sensitive areas of the Andes.

There's one part of the world where talking about sustainable mobility means facing up to a very real reality: difficult roads, inadequate infrastructure and energy costs that take a daily toll on people's lives.

There's a word that's often misused when talking about green hydrogen: sustainable. This time, however, it's neither a slogan nor a vague promise.

They are now found in all environments, including deep ocean waters, freshwater reserves, the atmosphere, soils, Arctic ice and even the human body. Microplastics, tiny particles of plastic less than5 mm in size, are more widespread than imagined.

Spring has not even arrived yet, but a particularly stinging 'inconvenience' is already starting to show up: the larvae of Thaumetopoea pityocampa, the dreaded pine processionary moth, are descending from their nests much earlier than usual.

Mammoth captures CO2 and converts it into stone.

Lorenzo Barone, 28, from San Gemini in the province of Terni, has completed an extraordinary challenge: crossing the Atlantic Ocean by himself in a rowboat, with no sail and no motor. The trip ended on the night of January 24-25, when Barone reached the shore near Kourou in French Guiana....

Amid this global climate crisis, while we see images of crumbling glaciers on a daily basis, there exists a place that defies all expectations. Indeed, in the heart of Central Asia, among the towering peaks of the Pamir Mountains, there's a huge glacier that not only lives on, but continues to grow.