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A spark is not enough to burn a forest. A combination of elements contribute to fuel a wildfire, including weather, climate, and [...]

The rush of almost every household on the planet to buy an air-conditioning unit as soon as they can afford one is having implications [...]

Cutting-edge research to improve our understanding of climate change and its impact on our socioeconomic systems: from CMCC scientists [...]

A trip among satellites, robots and bottles. One that oscillates between the heights of the atmosphere and the surface of the sea. We [...]

Twenty-five years of hope and political negotiations, of science, data and denial campaigns to delay and even bury it. A look at the [...]

What a difference between the Global South and Developed Countries. In the COP27 aftermath, media analyses range from applause to [...]

A crucial part of the Paris Agreement is decarbonization. This involves cutting CO2 emissions as much as possible, including in hard to [...]

Scientists, experts, and policymakers: the eyes of the world are turning towards methane, a potent greenhouse gas the mitigation of [...]

Giving a price to carbon means innovation, technological deployment, and profound changes in the economic system. However, the costs of [...]

Listen to the numbers. From an ice-breaker in the Arctic to the keyboard of a piano, scientific indicators become music and gestures, a [...]

By connecting the real and virtual worlds digital twins help create, test and deploy the disruptive technologies and ideas needed to [...]

Is it possible and what are the consequences of exceeding a given global mean temperature threshold and then bringing warming back down [...]

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