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Plastic, bioplastic, riplastic or Noplastic

The webinar aims to share and discuss the different possibilities of sustainable and innovative solutions that involve the use of plastics and towards ...

Exposition of the Italian population to the air pollution and relation with Covid-19

Air pollution is one of the main causes of dead around the World, with negative effects linked with exposition in the short and long term. Recently some ...

The wolf in Italy: current knowledge and future prespectives

The online conference "The wolf in Italy: current knowledge and future perspectives" will be held on Saturday 16 January at 2.30 pm, with the participation of ...

ISPRA and CNR for new monitoring methods of the ungulates population

Researchers from the CNR and ISPRA have reviewed the methods for monitoring wild boar populations, demonstrating that through the application of Distance ...

How are the species that live in the Mediterranean?

In the Mediterranean Sea live about 10% of all marine species while accounting for just 0.7% of the global marine surface. In order to protect the ecosystems ...

Europe and the United States, how climate changes

The Biden age and the Paris agreement, which scenarios for the climate change? The President of ISPRA Stefano Laporta is participating at the meeting.

Environment and pandemics: the zoonosis

Man is the primary cause of many recent pandemics. Climate change, intensive farming, trade in wild animals, deforestation and air pollution: this is how man ...

The protection of the Otter in the New Millennium: towards a new paradigm between man and nature

Next 29 January will be held an on-line event to focus on the protection of the otter in the new millennium. An ISPRA expert is participating at the meeting ...

The global commitment to contrast climate change and pandemic

Organized by the Green Economy Observatory of the Bocconi University, the seminar dedicated to climate change will be held on January 20 at 2.30 pm.

Interview with two ISPRA researchers on the Aquila-a-Life Project

At the beginning of December, in Sardinia, two specimens of Bonelli's eagle, Battore and Sadonna, died due to the power lines. The two specimens had been ...