When pseudoscience finds space in the news of Corriere della Sera Simone Valesini Journalist September 12, 2026 06:41 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Share Science has never …
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The next two years will represent a point of no return for our species. Or at least, Jacob Coxon, a twenty-seven-year-old researcher specialized in the …
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Many lakes have their small, or large, secrets. That of Loch Ness, for example, famous for the monster of the same name. And even our …
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If cutting greenhouse gas emissions remains the only long-term solution to climate change, it is now clear that it will not be enough to return …
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Metformin is an old drug that has helped diabetics keep blood sugar under control for over 70 years. Despite its long history, in recent years …
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The time has come for the most absurd scientific award of the year: the IgNobel prize, the recognition of bizarre, imaginative, apparently – but only …
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The world will exceed the threshold of 1.5 degrees of global warming compared to the pre-industrial era. It is no longer realistic to think of …
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mRna vaccines became known to the general public just five years ago, making a crucial contribution to ferrying us out of the Covid pandemic. And …
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Milky skies, an almost unreal light and that feeling of heavy heat suddenly returned after a few days of respite. To understand what is happening …
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“Woke” as a consequence of performative activism (and what are the effects) Marco Crepaldi Columnist August 26, 2026 02:46 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Share Woke demonstration …
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A thermometer that rises and never falls, not even at night. The Italian summer, which has always been synonymous with holidays, holidays and outdoor activities, …