Notes from the Anthropocene
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What My Balcony Is Trying to Tell Me About This Summer
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Italy is currently in the middle of its fifth heatwave. For more than two weeks straight we’ve had 34–39°C during the day. No breaks. No rain. Overnight lows aren’t dropping below 23–24°C either. It’s...
The Chicken and the Egg Question
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Here’s a chicken-and-egg question that’s been stuck in my head for days. What comes first, cognitive dissonance or corporate greed? Does money shut the brain off? Or does the brain have to switch off first...
Extreme Rainfall Is No Longer a Weather Issue — It’s an Operational Risk
The Climate Change Adaption Series (Part 1)
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Summer still follows a familiar pattern: heat builds, pressure rises—and then the storms arrive. What used to be short-lived relief is...
The Climate Change Adaption Series
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We are now in mid-July, and I am no longer sure whether what we have experienced here in Italy since the end of May were multiple heatwaves — or simply one long, continuous one. It feels as if it never...
After the Storm
Yesterday, our small town took a hit. The day had been suffocating under 36°C (97°F), the humid kind of heat that presses down on your chest and makes everything feel slow and heavy. Then the sky turned. Not gradually, not politely. It drop...
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