MILANO (ITALPRESS) – The blue natural capital and sustainable mobility are at the heart of the two researches of the Blue Economy Monitor of Intesa Sanpaolo and SDA Bocconi School of Management presented today in Milan. The Observatory promoted by […]
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As Italy welcomes the last day of the year, the Anticyclone of the Azores continues to dominate the weather, providing mild and sunny conditions across the country. While the central hours of the day will remain stable and bright, areas
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In five municipalities in the province of Avellino, Campania, mayors have ordered the temporary closure of all schools due to a severe drought. This region has been grappling with a water crisis for months, exacerbated by poor public pipe conditions
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Italy is facing a blast of Arctic cold, with temperatures dropping sharply across the central Mediterranean. Northern regions woke up to clear skies today, but rain and snow are expected later, particularly in the western Alps, where snowfall could reach
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Residents of Val di Ledro in Italy’s Trentino region are rallying to prevent the felling of a 30-meter, 200-year-old fir tree, intended as the Vatican’s Christmas tree for the upcoming Jubilee. The ancient tree, standing majestically near Passo Nota in
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Today in Piombino, located in the province of Livorno along the Tyrrhenian Sea, the two 197-meter tall chimneys of the former Enel power plant at Torre del Sale were brought down. Originally operational since 1977 and decommissioned in 2015, the
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The Afo1 blast furnace in Taranto has been reignited, a move touted by Minister of Enterprises Adolfo Urso as a step toward positioning the city as one of Europe’s most advanced steel production hubs. “We are paving the way to
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The national government, during a dedicated meeting of the Council of Ministers at Palazzo Chigi, has declared a state of emergency for the Emilia Romagna region. The proposal was presented by Minister for Civil Protection Nello Musumeci following a request
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Heavy rain has led to severe flooding in Emilia-Romagna and Marche, with over 800 interventions by firefighters since yesterday. The most affected areas include Lugo (Ravenna), where the Senio River overflowed, impacting the Emiliano Romagnolo Canal, which may affect areas
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On Friday, the Appeals Court in Lecce’s Taranto branch annulled the first-degree ruling in the “Ambiente Svenduto” case, which involved alleged environmental violations at the former ILVA steel plant in Taranto. Instead of issuing a new verdict, Judge Antonio Del
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