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28 August 2020 / Earth
The Earth seen from above: signs of fires
This image was taken by the ASTER sensor installed on the NASA TERRA satellite platform. The image was taken on…
26 August 2020 / Life
Fewer tourists, more turtle nests in Thailand
With empty beaches due to the decline in tourism as a result of the pandemic, protected species such as the…
20 August 2020 / Water
Higher than average temperatures split the Milne ice shelf
The Milne ice shelf on the north-west coast of Ellesmere Island in Nunavut, Canada, broke up into two large blocks…
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31 July 2020 / Energy
Record renewable energy sources: in May they cover 50% of electricity consumption
2020 will be a memorable year for many reasons, including the significant drop in energy consumption and the contribution of…
30 July 2020 / Ecosystems
Holidays, yes! but they must be sustainable!
We have been speaking of sustainable behaviours to apply to our daily life, but what happens when we unplug and…
24 July 2020 / Ecosystems
FAO: Forest loss is slowing down thanks to an increase in sustainable policies
Did you know that although the world's forests are decreasing, the rate of loss has slowed? This is what emerges…
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21 July 2020 / Energy
Hydrogen will travel throughout Europe by 2040
Hydrogen and biomethane will play an important role in the transition to a zero-emission energy system, especially when intelligently combined…
17 July 2020 / Ecosystems
Forestami, the green revolution in Milan
Planting 3 million trees within the territory of the metropolitan city of Milan by 2030 - multiplying the number of…
15 July 2020 / Earth
Earth viewed from above
Remote satellite sensing: what it is and what it is used for In the scientific field, the images produced by…
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28 August 2020 / Earth
The Earth seen from above: signs of fires
This image was taken by the ASTER sensor installed on the NASA TERRA satellite platform. The image was taken on…
26 August 2020 / Life
Fewer tourists, more turtle nests in Thailand
With empty beaches due to the decline in tourism as a result of the pandemic, protected species such as the…
-
20 August 2020 / Water
Higher than average temperatures split the Milne ice shelf
The Milne ice shelf on the north-west coast of Ellesmere Island in Nunavut, Canada, broke up into two large blocks…
31 July 2020 / Energy
Record renewable energy sources: in May they cover 50% of electricity consumption
2020 will be a memorable year for many reasons, including the significant drop in energy consumption and the contribution of…
-
30 July 2020 / Ecosystems
Holidays, yes! but they must be sustainable!
We have been speaking of sustainable behaviours to apply to our daily life, but what happens when we unplug and…
24 July 2020 / Ecosystems
FAO: Forest loss is slowing down thanks to an increase in sustainable policies
Did you know that although the world's forests are decreasing, the rate of loss has slowed? This is what emerges…
-
21 July 2020 / Energy
Hydrogen will travel throughout Europe by 2040
Hydrogen and biomethane will play an important role in the transition to a zero-emission energy system, especially when intelligently combined…
17 July 2020 / Ecosystems
Forestami, the green revolution in Milan
Planting 3 million trees within the territory of the metropolitan city of Milan by 2030 - multiplying the number of…
-
15 July 2020 / Earth
Earth viewed from above
Remote satellite sensing: what it is and what it is used for In the scientific field, the images produced by…
-
28 August 2020 / Earth
The Earth seen from above: signs of fires
This image was taken by the ASTER sensor installed on the NASA TERRA satellite platform. The image was taken on…
-
26 August 2020 / Life
Fewer tourists, more turtle nests in Thailand
With empty beaches due to the decline in tourism as a result of the pandemic, protected species such as the…
-
20 August 2020 / Water
Higher than average temperatures split the Milne ice shelf
The Milne ice shelf on the north-west coast of Ellesmere Island in Nunavut, Canada, broke up into two large blocks…
-
31 July 2020 / Energy
Record renewable energy sources: in May they cover 50% of electricity consumption
2020 will be a memorable year for many reasons, including the significant drop in energy consumption and the contribution of…
-
30 July 2020 / Ecosystems
Holidays, yes! but they must be sustainable!
We have been speaking of sustainable behaviours to apply to our daily life, but what happens when we unplug and…
-
24 July 2020 / Ecosystems
FAO: Forest loss is slowing down thanks to an increase in sustainable policies
Did you know that although the world's forests are decreasing, the rate of loss has slowed? This is what emerges…
-
21 July 2020 / Energy
Hydrogen will travel throughout Europe by 2040
Hydrogen and biomethane will play an important role in the transition to a zero-emission energy system, especially when intelligently combined…
-
17 July 2020 / Ecosystems
Forestami, the green revolution in Milan
Planting 3 million trees within the territory of the metropolitan city of Milan by 2030 - multiplying the number of…
-
15 July 2020 / Earth
Earth viewed from above
Remote satellite sensing: what it is and what it is used for In the scientific field, the images produced by…
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