The findings are in a report produced by a network of European environmental associations. Up to seven chemical residues were found in some fruits.
85 percent of apples sold in Europe are contaminated with a cocktail of pesticides Read more >>
An all-Italian patent. Signed by Gianfranco Rossi and Mario Vernacchia.
Perhaps the situation will be resolved at the end of 2028. Yet the works were only supposed to last three years.
Campobasso has been without trains since 2020 Read more >>
Short lessons and no homework. The basic curriculum is the same for everyone, followed by personalized study. The key word: learning to learn.
How the Finnish school model works Read more >>
It all depends on the distribution and pressure of your body weight. Precautions to take
Heels can change the shape, structure and size of your feet Read more >>
A healthcare system on the verge of collapse. A new role is emerging: the associate physician, who doesn't even have a medical degree. Yet he or she authorizes diagnoses and treatments, with sometimes disastrous results.
In English hospitals, visits are made by quasi-doctors Read more >>
This isn't a cliché, but the conclusion of a scientific study. Children who receive more loving, concrete attention develop stronger personalities.
Parents' hugs make children stronger Read more >>
A University of Tokyo study has discovered that graying hair is proof that the cancer prevention system is working.
Gray hair protects against cancer Read more >>
They account for between 5 and 6 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. And they're increasing due to the arms race.
How much harmful emissions are due to military spending? Read more >>
The Sicilian-Palermo Regional Administrative Court (TAR) ruled in favor of a citizens' committee. Now the municipality must take a series of steps to avoid being fined.
Over two thousand euros to watch the opening ceremony in the stands at San Siro. But sky-high prices are also available to watch the matches.
Milan-Cortina Olympics: How ticket speculation won Read more >>
Yet more proof that it's still possible to avoid inflating the price of espresso, using the excuse of rising raw material prices.
A €1 coffee at a central Milan bar Read more >>
A radical plan by local authorities to combat high housing costs: the municipality is also buying abandoned buildings and lots, and even former parking lots, to help those who can't afford a home.
Paris aims for 40 percent of housing at controlled prices Read more >>
In Campania and Calabria, 70 percent of schools declare they have functioning heating.
One in ten schools in Italy does not have a heating system. Read more >>
The stakes are enormous: a market worth more than 7 billion euros a year. But those who pay the price for the monopoly are the citizens who could save, on average, 60 euros per year per family.
Why Class C drugs are not being liberalized Read more >>
Trustworthy organizations. One in four people in the world lacks access to safe drinking water, and most are concentrated in sub-Saharan Africa.
How to help build a well in Africa Read more >>
Yet the country is home to 60-70 percent of the world's artistic heritage, with over 6 museums. Italy has chosen to focus on "hit-and-run" tourism rather than museums.
The 20 most visited museums in the world: none are Italian. Read more >>
Participants in an American scientific study were able to reconstruct 90 percent of the details of a first kiss, even decades later.
Because you never forget your first kiss Read more >>
It depends on the viruses, not the temperatures. And peaks can also occur in periods other than winter.
It's not the cold that causes the flu Read more >>
An increase of nearly 20 percent. To continue commodifying the city and oppressing it with "predatory" tourism.
Venice faces a museum tax hike: €35 to visit the Doge's Palace. Read more >>
