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TreeBlock meets Innovation Sea: a replicable model for marine waste management
“Sustainability is not a competition, but a collaboration. Only by combining expertise, territories and technology can we generate real and measurable impact.” There is a moment when sustainability stops being a declaration and becomes infrastructure. On Friday, February 20, at the port of Termoli, this transition became visible. Fishermen, institutions, companies and technological innovation worked…
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Milan–Cortina 2026: Are They Really the Most Sustainable Olympics?
The Milan–Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, inaugurated on February 6, 2026, are widely described as a new model for major international events: more environmentally aware, more socially responsible, and more conscious of the legacy they will leave behind.Beyond the slogans, it is worth examining what genuinely works and where the main critical issues emerge, without rushing…
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Climate change: tangible consequences in our country
Defining what happened as mere “bad weather” reduces a complex phenomenon to a temporary meteorological episode. Concentrated heavy rainfall, unusually intense storm surges and widespread landslides show that the parameters we use to interpret climate risk are no longer sufficient. For years, climate change has been portrayed as something happening elsewhere: hurricanes in the United…
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Right to Climate, Right to Future: Why Sustainability is no longer ‘An Option’
Interview with Prof. Attilio Pisanò Full professor of Philosophy of Law, researcher in human rights and climate litigation, Attilio Pisanò takes sustainability beyond slogans: ‘It is impossible to talk about sustainability if we do not first rethink the relationship between humans and nature.’ Sustainability is often portrayed as a trend: a label, a “good” way…
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Positive News from Around the World in 2025
As the year comes to an end, talking about the environment often feels emotionally exhausting. Climate crisis, biodiversity loss, extreme weather events: the dominant narrative is almost always negative.Yet 2025 has also told another story. Quieter, less viral, but real: when pressure on the environment decreases and protection is designed for the long term, nature…
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ESG reporting parameters: how to simplify compliance and create value
In recent years, ESG reporting has evolved from a best practice into a strategic and regulatory requirement. Companies are now expected to measure and communicate their environmental, social and governance performance in a transparent and structured way, in line with increasingly formalised standards. The real challenge is not ESG reporting itself, but the complexity of…
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How to Become a Benefit Corporation: The Second Episode of the “Legal Impact” Series
Today, most companies feel the need to transform sustainability from a simple statement of intent into a structural part of their way of operating. It’s no longer just about communicating values, but about integrating them into processes, governance, and measurable business objectives. The growing attention to sustainability, responsible governance, and transparency has pushed many organisations…
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Strike on November 28: a day that put Italy to the test
On November 28 Italy experienced one of the most significant days of protest in recent months. Trains, subways, buses, planes, schools, healthcare and public services recorded stoppages and severe slowdowns, while thousands of workers joined the general strike called by various trade union organizations. For millions of people it was a complicated day, but behind…
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COP30 in Belém: what emerged (and what did NOT) about the future of fossil fuels
The United Nations Climate Change Conference — COP30 — was held in Belém, Brazil, from 10 to 22 November 2025. In the final days of the conference, the issue of phasing out fossil fuels returned to the center of the debate, with strong mobilization from countries demanding a clear roadmap for global decarbonization. Negotiations, however,…
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Copernicus: How Europe Is Transforming Sustainability Through Satellite Data
Europe is redefining the way we monitor and protect our planet. Thanks to the Copernicus programme, the largest European initiative for Earth observation, governments, companies and citizens can access reliable, open-source environmental data — essential for global sustainability. A radar that never sleeps At the heart of this revolution are satellites such as Sentinel-1D, launched…
