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The Communication and Media Office provides support for:

  • interviews with our scientists and experts;
  • information on events, publications, research projects;
  • speakers for events such as conferences, workshops, meetings, festivals, etc.;
  • being included in our media list;
  • questions and information on any other initiative.

 

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Media & Outreach People

Head Communication & Outreach
Mauro Buonocore

CONTACTS

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Tel: +39 0832 1902411

RESOURCES

Climate science resources for journalists and media

CMCC topics, spokespeople and story ideas

Climate sciences provide vital information and data for journalists, especially when applied to specific socio-economic sectors. CMCC is a leading research centre with international expertise and experience in coordinating multidisciplinary research activities. With over twenty years of experience, CMCC has consolidated a holistic approach that integrates macro- and micro-economics, advanced Earth system modelling, and sectoral impact modelling and assessment.
Below is a list of topics, relevant experts, and story ideas for journalists who require reliable, up-to-date scientific data and information.

View the CMCC list of topics and experts for the media

Latest News

oceanographic buoy

New oceanographic buoy strengthens monitoring of coastal waters in Civitavecchia

A new multiparametric oceanographic buoy has been deployed off the port of Civitavecchia as part of a project involving CMCC.

Wildfires are becoming a regular feature, yet their greenhouse gas emissions are still hard to measure accurately. A new CMCC-led study presents FIRE-TRACE, a satellite-based framework that allows users to estimate their impacts at national, regional, and even municipal scales and improves how countries monitor and report emissions from forest fires, helping to close a key gap in global climate action.

New satellite-based tool maps greenhouse gas emissions from forest fires

Wildfires are becoming a regular feature, yet their greenhouse gas emissions are still hard to measure accurately. A new CMCC-led

SIDS food security

Climate change has a disproportionate impact on food security in Small Island Developing States

The 2025 Small Island Developing States (SIDS) report of the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change reveals the relationship

Climate change is deeply intertwined with issues of justice. Nowhere is this more evident than when it comes to disadvantaged groups and food systems. In 2023 alone, an additional 2.7 million people across 26 Small Island Developing States – almost 5% of their combined population – experienced food insecurity due to more frequent heatwaves and droughts. This is just a small snapshot of a wider picture where low‑income countries are, on average, less able to provide reliable healthy food compared to high income countries – with far ranging implications on both wellbeing and productivity. Add to this that those most affected are, by and large, those least responsible for historical emissions, and the numbers behind food insecurity become the first step towards establishing responsibility and enabling effective action.

From small island states to the African continent climate injustice is also a matter of food

Climate change is deeply intertwined with issues of justice. Nowhere is this more evident than when it comes to disadvantaged

drought soil and dry vegetation, seen from above

CMCC contributes to Europe’s latest national climate adaptation assessment, highlighting the need to measure what works

CMCC researcher Katie Johnson is among the lead authors of the European Environment Agency’s latest assessment of climate adaptation across

For the first time a report quantifies the link between climate risk and Italy’s public finances, showing how climate change could further weaken the country’s already fragile economic growth and worsen debt sustainability. Warming could cost Italy up to 6 percentage points of GDP by the middle of the century and double the refinancing risks of Italian debt. Losses are not distributed evenly across Europe: southern and eastern regions are more exposed, while Italy faces the risk of weaker long-term growth and a more fragile fiscal outlook.

Climate spread: The cost of warming for Italy’s public finances and economic growth

For the first time a report quantifies the link between climate risk and Italy’s public finances, showing how climate change

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