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Erminia Voccia

Professional journalist with a passion for storytelling and a keen eye on global dynamics. She holds a Master’s degree in International Relations and two postgraduate diplomas in journalism and broadcast journalism. She began her career in television, producing reports for national news programs, and later worked as a freelancer for several national newspapers, online outlets, and specialized magazines. Her writing has focused on the environment, international affairs, and geopolitics, with a particular interest in Asia. She has also managed event planning and communication for a publishing house and contributed to the editing of academic essays. At Rinnovabili, she mainly covers climate and climate policy.

Rinnovabili • Water stress in Iran, Tehran risks running out by September
Water
Iran faces severe water stress, Tehran may run dry by September

The Iranian capital is facing a critical water emergency. With dams nearing depletion, Tehran could run out of water by September, government officials warn.

Rinnovabili • Arctic thaw accelerates, reshaping Svalbard's winter
Environment
The dramatic Arctic thaw, how winter…

Unprecedented winter temperatures and vanishing snow are reshaping the Arctic landscape and…

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Pollution
China’s mega dam sparks water security…

Beijing has launched construction on a long-awaited mega dam in Tibet. But…


Rinnovabili • Scientific research cuts by Trump push EU toward autonomy
Policy and Affairs
With Trump’s science cuts, Europe seeks research independence

Trump’s budget cuts to key U.S. science agencies are pushing Europe to develop its own climate…

Rinnovabili • Trump’s solar and wind energy policy blocks new projects
Markets
Trump’s latest move deals a blow to solar and wind energy

A new directive from the Department of the Interior raises federal scrutiny for renewable energy projects,…

Rinnovabili • Earth Overshoot Day 2025, we use 1.8 Earths to live
Pollution
Earth Overshoot Day 2025: humanity consumes 1.8 planets’ worth of resources

On July 24, the world hits Earth Overshoot Day 2025. From now until December 31, we…

Rinnovabili • High-resolution climate model reveals uneven global impact of 1-degree warming
Climate Change
High-resolution climate model reveals uneven global impact of 1-degree warming

A new high-resolution model shows how a 1-degree temperature rise will hit different regions unevenly, from…

Rinnovabili • Cold in the U.S.: how climate change fuels extreme winter weather
Climate Change
Brutal cold waves hit the U.S. and climate change may be to…

Despite rising global temperatures, brutal cold snaps continue to strike the U.S. A new study reveals…

Rinnovabili • Sand and dust storms threaten health and global economy
Pollution
Sand and dust storms have a staggering human cost

Severely underestimated, sand and dust storms are taking a growing toll on public health and economies…

Rinnovabili • Big Beatiful Bill, 7 billion tons of U.S. emissions by 2030
Environment
Big Beatiful Bill to Add 7 Billion Tons of U.S. Emissions by…

The 7 billion tons of additional emissions could cause over \$1.6 trillion in global climate damages.