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Education for Sustainable Development in Higher Education in Ireland
Higher Education Authority’s (HEA) 2026 Education for Sustainable Development in Higher Education in Ireland: A Landscape Report provides a comprehensive overview of how Irish higher education institutions are advancing Education […]
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Let Justice Flow Like Rivers: Churches Gather in Hope and Action for Creation Care
On 17 January 2026, Christians from across traditions and communities gathered at the Canal Court Hotel, Newry, for the Let Justice Flow Like Rivers Creation Care Conference, a significant ecumenical […]
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The Ocean Never Forgets: Nine Years of Heat Records Signal Deepening Climate Crisis
by Edison Barbieri, Luca Fiorani https://www.cittanuova.it/loceano-non-dimentica-nove-anni-di-record-di-calore/ A major new scientific analysis shows that the world’s oceans reached the highest level of accumulated heat in recorded history in 2025, marking the […]
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Call for Papers: Education in the Anthropocene – deadline 6 March 2026
Are you researching or writing about how education can help society navigate the challenges of the Anthropocene — from climate change to inequality and transitions to a net-zero, nature-positive future? […]
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What we read in December
Northern Ireland is experiencing a wave of environmental progress, with communities, businesses, and government bodies all stepping up to create a more sustainable future. These stories paint a picture of […]
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Pharmaceuticals in Rivers: the Invisible Pollution
by Edison Barbieri, 5 Gennaio 2026 – Fonte: Città Nuova An often overlooked but increasingly serious form of pollution is affecting rivers and freshwater ecosystems around the world: pharmaceutical residues. Substances […]
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UN Climate-Related Decades Shaping the Years Ahead
As 2026 begins, the United Nations is entering a new long-term commitment with the launch of the UN Decade of Sustainable Transport (2026–2035). This Decade highlights the urgent need to […]
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From Christmas Trees to Global Pollution
adapted from Benedetto Gui’s article in Città Nuova A simple seasonal question — is a real or artificial Christmas tree better for the environment? — opens up a much bigger […]
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Plastic pollution in the Pacific Ocean is giving rise to a new, human-made marine ecosystem.
Summary of Edison Barbieri’s recent article in Città Nuova: Recent scientific research shows that the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch”, located between California and Hawaii, is no longer just a symbol […]
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“Let Justice Flow Like Rivers”: All-Ireland Churches to Gather for Landmark Creation Care Conference
Newry, 17 January 2026 — Church leaders, politicians, theologians, scientists and grassroots practitioners from across Ireland will gather in Newry this January for a major all-Ireland conference on Creation Care. […]