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Rinnovabili • Road Transport Emissions to Peak by 2025: ICCT Report Road Transport Emissions to Peak by 2025: ICCT Report
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Peak in sight for car and truck emissions: 2025 marks a turning point

Road transport emissions globally are expected to reach their peak by 2025, even under conservative policy scenarios. This pivotal shift, as reported by the International Council on…

Rinnovabili • Global Plastic Pollution Treaty: INC-5, Decision in 2025
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Global Treaty on Plastic Pollution: The…

In Busan, South Korea, the latest round of negotiations decided to go…

Rinnovabili • Global Plastic Treaty: Negotiations are Failing in Korea
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The “Plastic COP” is about to…

On Sunday, December 1st, the INC-5, the 5th and final round of…


Rinnovabili • Supramolecular plastic, it biodegrades in the sea in 10 days.
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Here is the biodegradable supramolecular plastic that dissolves in the sea in…

Japanese researchers have developed a new durable plastic that will not pollute our oceans. The new…

Rinnovabili • Global Plastic Pollution Treaty: Final Negotiation INC-5 Underway
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7 Days in Korea: The Global Plastic Treaty in the Final Stretch

In Ottawa last April, the negotiations failed to narrow the disagreements between the parties. To still…

Rinnovabili • An unprecedented decrease: in 2023, Europe reduced emissions by 8.3%
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An unprecedented decrease: in 2023, Europe reduced emissions by 8.3%

Last year, greenhouse gas emissions in the EU dropped almost as much as during the pandemic,…

Rinnovabili • Plastic Waste: Why do whales mistake it for squid?
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Whales mistake plastic waste for squid and unintentionally poison themselves

Hunting using acoustic signals to navigate in the deep sea, cetaceans mistake plastic waste for their…

Rinnovabili • To reduce plastic pollution, we need to produce less and tax packaging
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To reduce plastic pollution, we need to produce less and tax packaging

The OECD publishes a report proposing to reduce plastic pollution by 96% by 2040 with draconian…

Rinnovabili • Microplastics in corals could explain the
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Microplastics in corals could explain the “missing plastic problem”

Discovered by an international team, microplastics in corals remain trapped for a long time, disappearing from…

Rinnovabili • Low-carbon hydrogen: how to assess emission savings?
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Low-carbon hydrogen: how to assess emission savings?

The European Commission has launched a new public consultation on the draft delegated act that clarifies…

Rinnovabili • Air Conditioning: More Emissions, More Inequality
Scientific Reports
Air Conditioning: More Emissions, More Inequality

A CMCC study maps the growing inequalities driven by the increased use of air conditioning due…

Rinnovabili • Microplastics in Seawater
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How to Precisely Identify Microplastics in Seawater

A new method for removing plankton from particles is facilitating the monitoring of microplastics in seawater.

Rinnovabili • Data center emissions
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Data center emissions: by 2030 they will pollute as much as India

Morgan Stanley forecasts that the surge in large-scale data centers will significantly increase their emissions, reaching…

Rinnovabili • Remove nanoplastics
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Remove nanoplastics from water with an efficiency of 98%

Create a new technology capable of removing nanoplastics from contaminated water, with an efficiency close to…

Rinnovabili • microplastic pollution
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How microplastic pollution destroys coastal plants

Goodbye coastal ecosystems: the combined impact of microplastic pollution and floods caused by climate change is…