Greenpeace Italy, ReCommon, and twelve citizens launched the country’s first climate lawsuit against ENI, accusing the company and Italian public authorities of worsening climate change and ignoring scientific warnings. In July 2025, the Court of Cassation ruled that Italian courts can hold ENI accountable for its global climate impacts, paving…
As the planet faces an increasingly urgent climate crisis, 176 countries gathered in London last week for a crucial round of negotiations. Their goal: to map out the future of the maritime industry.Despite going often unnoticed, this sector plays a central role in the global economy and in carbon emissions.…
Energy supply chain needs water. Water supply chain needs energy. The connection between water and energy could intensify because of climate change and population growth impacting both sectors. Water for Energy The world has a water problem: repeated droughts, floods. The energy sector needs to deal with it. In fact,…
Climate change has been a significant concern for societies worldwide. In response, efforts have been made – and continue to be made – to reduce/stop it. It has been put into light that not only we could take action not only in our personal lives, but also in our workplaces.…
Electric roads soon on French soil ? A brand-new type of road could be tested on the A10 motorway near Paris. Electric vehicles will be able to recharge their batteries simply by driving on them. These roads will be equipped with "magnetic induction coils or rails inserted flush with the…
Unexpected explanation for the abnormally high surface temperatures recorded in the North Atlantic Ocean (Part 2) This sudden rise in sea temperatures highlights how little we are aware of our own climate altering activities and could indicate that the global climate change is worse than previously believed. Still, there is…
The global sea surface temperatures recorded since the beginning of June 2023 have reach unprecedented levels for the season. The rise in temperatures is especially worrying in the northeastern Atlantic Ocean, where the temperatures peaked around 1.6°C above average, on June 21[1]. Many factors are involved in this global heatwave…