Appointments and news
05/21/2012
Earthquake in Emilia Romagna
A series of tremors with epicentre between Ferrara and Modena shook northern Italy last weekend. It was a relevant event: in fact, the most intense tremor measured 5.9 on the Richter scale (medium-high intensity) on the night between Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 May and was followed by over one hundred aftershocks of magnitude between 4 and 5 points on the Richter scale. This earthquake, which has unfortunately caused victims and heavy damages, is the result of the movement of the Adriatic plate towards the north, a phenomenon that had already triggered other earthquakes in the past and that have been registered in historical records: the most recent occurred in 1987, while the oldest and most powerful dates back to 1117.
Appointments and news
World Environment Day 2013
Think, eat, save!
Think, eat, save!
Mt. Etna gains Unesco World Heritage Site status
Mt. Etna will be proclaimed Unesco World Heritage in June...
Mt. Etna will be proclaimed Unesco World Heritage in June...
Earthquake in Ravenna
This morning at 6.08 a.m. there was a magnitude 4.5...
This morning at 6.08 a.m. there was a magnitude 4.5...
In Emilia the earth continues to shake
In Emilia Romagna the earth continues to tremble
In Emilia Romagna the earth continues to tremble
Earthquake in Emilia Romagna
A series of tremors with epicentre between Ferrara and Modena shook northern Italy...
A series of tremors with epicentre between Ferrara and Modena shook northern Italy...
