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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 8, 2026

    Regulatory Intelligence: Science And Action For a Climate-Changed World (opens the original)

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    I write this from my equatorial Italian home. Life making sure I get the message, so I can pass it on to you, dear reader.A few days ago, I watched "Before the Flood". Leo DiCaprio does a magnificent job and uses bold words that only someone with his influence can say freely. We are not safe anymore. The film, which I had completely overlooked, came out in 2016. A year earlier, the Paris Agreement had set 1.5°C as the limit for the average increase in global temperatures. Maybe I was too cool in

  2. Issue · Sep 1, 2026

    A living lab, a thinking ground (opens the original)

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    Get more from Ana C. M. de Almeida, PhD in the Substack appAvailable for iOS and Android<a class="install-substack-app-embed-link" href="https://substack.com/app/app-store-redi

  3. Issue · Aug 22, 2026

    Old waterways in Italy (opens the original)

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    Technology has never been the problem. I insist and persist in this premise. Somewhere in the way we lost the connection. We became industrial to the point in which Wall-E, Disney’s masterpiece seems to be the landscape we are heading towards. Are we heading towards this or there is something more?I am sure that we are capable of finding a way to restore ecological and economic balance. The tasks at hand are two: what is my role? Will enough of us be up to the task?

  4. Issue · Aug 1, 2026

    Bolsena Lake, Central Italy, August 2025 (opens the original)

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    Last year, we, like most of northern hemisphere witnessed air fire-brigades stopping forest fires in Italy. I am not sure of the statistcs or the numbers, or the things they did. But I see them everyday in our streets, Lazio, where the state of Rome is, has one of the most impressive fire-brigades you would ever see. The tradition of Italian firebrigade is emotional. Their attitude is what I would like to see in every business, politician and public decision around global heating and climate cha

  5. Issue · Aug 1, 2026

    Updates about Italy and wild fires (opens the original)

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    An update about the fires in Italy. The video cuts at the end because my phone got too hot. But the message is there. A few take-home messages:Fire brigade in Italy is outstanding.The mediterranean is too dry and prevention of fires will be essential right now, how: patrols, surveillance, regulations, education, drones, investment. See this post here for a good discussion on what ignites the fires.Our climate has changed, and risk management is the lowest bar to prevent disasters hitting. The ke

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