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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 • U.S. midterm elections
Markets
From gas pumps to the ballot box, rising costs threaten Trump’s midterm prospects

Rising gasoline and diesel prices are putting pressure on Donald Trump ahead of the U.S. midterm elections. Political analyst Gregory Alegi explains how economic frustration could reshape…

Rinnovabili • Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire: Moscow defies Trump
Markets
Trump announces Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire, but…

Trump announced an immediate halt to Russian and Ukrainian attacks on energy…

Rinnovabili • U.S. diesel export ban: Europe faces new fuel supply risk
Policy and Affairs
U.S. diesel export ban puts Europe…

Europe faces a new energy supply threat as President Donald Trump considers…


Rinnovabili • The world’s richest people and global carbon emissions
Pollution
The world’s richest people have already used up their 2026 emissions budget

The world’s richest people have already exhausted their share of allowable emissions for 2026. New research…

Rinnovabili • World CO2 emissions
Pollution
Who is undermining global climate action?

A new Carbon Majors analysis shows that a small group of fossil fuel producers is driving…

Rinnovabili • Global water bankruptcy signals irreversible strain on water systems
Environment
Global water bankruptcy pushes key basins beyond recovery, UN scientists warn

A new UN report argues that the world has entered an era of global water bankruptcy,…

Rinnovabili • Hydrogen in Japan
Energy
Japan signs its first international hydrogen CfD

Tokyo awards the first international low-carbon ammonia projects under its hydrogen support program, marking a shift…

Rinnovabili • U.S. emissions rise in 2025 as carbon output outpaces GDP
Environment
U.S. emissions rise in 2025, reversing the decline of recent years

U.S. emissions increased in 2025, breaking a two year downward trend. New data show greenhouse gas…

Rinnovabili • copernicus 2025
Climate Change
Copernicus: 2025 ranks as the third hottest year on record

Global climate data from Copernicus show that 2025 was the third warmest year ever recorded, confirming…

Rinnovabili • UN climate treaty: why the U.S. withdrawal reshapes global policy
Policy and Affairs
U.S. exits the UN climate treaty and dozens of international organizations

The Trump administration has ordered the United States to withdraw from the UN climate treaty framework…

Rinnovabili • Trump climate and energy policies face growing voter backlash
Policy and Affairs
U.S. voters push back against Trump climate and energy policies

Most US voters oppose Trump climate and energy policies, with a growing share linking climate impacts…

Rinnovabili • Geopolitics of the energy transition and national security
Markets
Why the energy transition is a national security issue

The energy transition is no longer just a response to the climate crisis. It is reshaping…

Rinnovabili • Trump and nuclear fusion, $6bn deal sparks conflict concerns
Policy and Affairs
A $6 billion nuclear deal tied to Trump raises serious conflict concerns

A planned merger between Trump Media and a nuclear fusion company could give President Trump a…

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Pollution
Clean cooking in Africa gains momentum, and the United States could become…

Access to clean cooking fuels and technologies remains one of Africa’s most urgent and overlooked challenges.…

Rinnovabili • CBAM regulation, EU plans tougher carbon tax on imports
Policy and Affairs
EU moves to tighten the carbon tax on imports, targeting evasion

The European Union is considering an expansion of its carbon levy on high-emission imports, extending the…