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The heavy rainfall that is already affecting Abruzzo region with a red weather alert could worsen the situation regarding the landslide in Silvi in the province of Teramo, where some houses have already collapsed and others are at risk of being carried away by the shifting ground. The situation is said to resemble on a smaller scale what happened in Niscemi in Sicily; then in Molise a dam is causing concern and water is being released. Several trees have fallen due to wind gusts sometimes causing injuries as happened in Lazio and then heavy winter-type snowfall in some central regions. To report changing the subject but remaining on natural topics that in the mountains of western United States and Canada a kind of anomalous heat dome linked to climate change is rapidly melting the snow cover.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Apr 01, 2026                  n°:   6219      
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Such would be the amount of heat released by large data centers used to support generative artificial intelligence to cause heat islands and according to a study capable in some cases of affecting even more than three hundred and forty million people, with an impact on hotter temperatures that rises even taking into account other factors due to climate change. The temperature increases seem to be significant globally, and among the locations considered for example there is the Bajio region in Mexico and then Aragon in Spain. To report changing the topic but staying on natural themes a landslide in Silvi in the province of Teramo in the Abruzzo region of Italy with the collapse of houses (one shortly after people had been evacuated), possibly due to previous heavy rainfall in recent days causing infiltration into the ground.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Mar 31, 2026                  n°:   6218      
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The usual disagreements are emerging at a conference being held in Bangkok in Thailand between developing and developed countries on topics such as ending the use of fossil fuels, compensation for damage caused by climate change, and funds to be allocated to adapt to extreme events. Apparently a role in the matter is played by a previous request from Saudi Arabia, India and China to delay the next publication of a key environmental report until 2029, after a COP33 conference considered crucial that will take place in 2028 (probably in India) and this would allow additional reference climate data to be included; but the latest reports already speak of a record concentration of CO2 with climate changes intensifying through interconnected systems such as oceans, cryosphere and atmosphere.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Mar 30, 2026                  n°:   6217      
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At an international conference with over one hundred and thirty countries being held in Campo Grande in Brazil discussions took place on how to provide further protection to endangered species such as the giant otter, hammerhead shark, hyenas, and also the snow owl; indeed, the natural world is deeply interconnected and for example deforestation, climate change, and industrial fishing represent a threat to that kind of connection among continents, oceans, ecosystems, cultures, and therefore all of us. If the number of giant otters, which are apex predators, declines it means the destruction of their habitat also due to pollution; therefore suitable protected areas should be guaranteed and collaboration among countries should be pursued in order to plan effective initiatives for the safeguarding of dozens of migratory species considered endangered.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Mar 28, 2026                  n°:   6216      
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A wave of Arctic-origin bad weather with a Norwegian cyclone characterized by a sharp drop in temperatures and very cold wind gusts, storms, and rough seas is affecting several regions in Italy, there is also talk of frost in the Po Valley in western areas (which could damage crops) and low-altitude snowfall; rough seas with high waves have occurred particularly on some coasts of Sardinia. To report changing the subject but staying on natural topics the floods that recently hit Dubai and some areas of the United Arab Emirates due to unusually heavy rainfall for the period, causing traffic to be paralyzed or rather problematic in the city and inconvenience for the population with homes and businesses flooded in a country where various extreme phenomena had already caused debate in the past.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Mar 27, 2026                  n°:   6215      
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After a decision regarding the danger for young people of becoming addicted to the so-called scrolling of images and video streaming represented by a well-known social network of authorities in New Mexico, even in Los Angeles there is talk of the deliberate use of techniques to encourage a kind of addiction that can threaten the well-being of children on two social media platforms. Another risk according to some is represented by artificial intelligence used by young people; in fact, practically almost no one now uses their own mind to produce a complex piece of writing, relying on the help of this questionable "thinking" technology; then in general if we analyze the percentage of texts written in the world perhaps we are already at the point where generative artificial intelligence surpasses human writing, not to mention that often writing is done while unknowingly reading texts partly produced by machines.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Mar 26, 2026                  n°:   6214      
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The wildfire season has become longer, and Europe would be dangerously unprepared to face a crisis caused by forest fires, at least according to a Portuguese report that highlights the low investment in firefighting planes and helicopters, the increased risks in southern Europe due to climate changes that make vegetation drier and more susceptible to fire. Fires that usually occurred from the first days of June to mid-September now start earlier and end later in the year and they can also affect northern countries; for example one thousand and one hundred hectares of vegetation were burned in Sweden last year with an increase of more than one hundred twenty percent compared to the recent average, there has also been an increase in fires in Finland and Denmark, while Spain, Portugal, Romania, Italy, Greece, and France (in that order) were the most affected.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Mar 25, 2026                  n°:   6213      
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With eleven consecutive years of global average temperatures hitting record highs (which cannot be considered an anomalous causality) the planet would have absorbed greenhouse gas emissions and trapped excessive amounts of heat, resulting in a so-called energy imbalance and there is concern about a further increase in temperatures with the arrival of a phase driven by the global current "El Nino". For example in 2025 record levels of heat were reached, impacting global temperatures in ways that could last for thousands of years, then according to international organizations the planet is essentially pushed beyond its limits with every climate indicator showing red alert putting it in a state of emergency. For the first time reference is made to the climate report, the percentage at which energy enters the climate system and then leaves it.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Mar 24, 2026                  n°:   6212      
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A river of mud poured into vast areas of the North Shore Oahu community known for the high waves "ridden" by surfers, then the authorities reportedly evacuated more than five thousand five hundred people from an area north of Honolulu where lake like formations appeared with houses and cars partially submerged in what are considered the worst floods in over twenty years (in 2004 for example damage to the Hawaii library is remembered). Due to water-saturated ground from previous heavy rainfall which worsened the situation in what is sometimes described as devastating, authorities are still trying to assess the damage and perhaps hundreds of homes are affected. The Wahiawa Dam twenty-eight kilometers northwest of Honolulu on the island of Oahu considered vulnerable for some time is being monitored for possible failure and interventions are being evaluated.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Mar 23, 2026                  n°:   6211      
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With over forty-four degrees Celsius recorded in a desert area near the city of Yuma on the border between California and Arizona experts speak of a record for the month of March, for what is an event that occurs once in half a millennium and in reality can be linked to climate changes caused by humans. Twenty-nine degrees in the city of San Francisco which at this time of year is usually chilly and a bit foggy is a record figure for the month of March and these abnormal temperatures extend from the southern coast of California to Las Vegas in the desert. There is little doubt that these extreme events are caused by global warming resulting from the indiscriminate use of fossil fuels, then the plants and trees were already in bloom (in winter), the vegetation had been growing lushly for some time fed by the copious rains in December and January.

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Tel:    +39 338 1809310          Date:   Mar 21, 2026                  n°:   6210      
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