Through the work carried out in the framework of the ETC/CCA, the CMCC Foundation contributes to the collection, assessment and sharing of the knowledge base in support to the development of the EU policy process in the area of climate change adaptation. […]

The project “Light Blue” won as the most innovative and technological solution presented. The idea responds to the key challenge of reducing the plastic produced by tourists in Venice combining economic incentives and technology […]

It’s considered as a new strategy to complement traditional climate policies, but without sufficiently strong institutions, there is a risk that some countries will unilaterally deploy climate engineering to the detriment of other nations. The governance challenges and risks raised by climate engineering, in a study just published on Global Environmental Change by Johannes Emmerling and Massimo Tavoni […]

Antonio Navarra will attend the conference in Athens dedicated to climate change impacts and disaster risk reduction giving the speech: “The challenge of climate change” […]

32 participants, seven groups, 24h to win a challenge: to find new and effective methods to reduce, recycle and recover waste in Venice […]

Innovation, environmental services, air quality and the quality of life, resistance to heat waves and intense precipitation: the city of the future bets on green. Here the winners of Climathon 2018, the event organized by the CMCC Foundation and the Municipality of Lecce, with the contribution of international experts and professionals, start up and high school students working together for 24h on a project for the city of Lecce focused on green infrastructures […]

Twenty-four hours to propose solutions for the sustainable development of their own cities and address climate change […]

After the incident off the coast of Corsica, the CMCC scientific division OPA – Ocean Predictions and Applications started to collaborate with REMPEC while delivering some forecasting bulletins to trace oil movement […]

The ability to predict North Atlantic hurricane activity months in advance has been significantly improved by including a non-local effect associated with eastern Atlantic Ocean temperature in the tropical cyclone seasonal forecasting systems. From the more than ten-year CMCC research on tropical cyclones and the global ocean, a new study on PNAS […]

Science is a social process, but is usually considered special in its ability to correctly deconstruct, analyze and describe complex phenomena. How much do climate science and society steer each other? How independent are the different social spheres of people and concepts? Watch the video of the CMCC webinar held by Prof. Hans von Storch, Director emeritus Institute of Coastal Research, Helmholtz Zentrum Geesthacht, Germany […]

The goals of the Paris Agreement require forest-based mitigation. But the global modeling community and countries apply different methods to measure and report land-based greenhouse gases. So, how to reconcile these conceptual differences? A new study on Nature Climate Change explores the reasons for these differences and outlines ways to reconcile them […]

The dream of being a primary school teacher, at first. Then, love at first sight with Geology after reading “A journey to the centre of the Earth”. Get to know Monia Santini, CMCC researcher at Viterbo’s IAFES Division, among mineral collections, scientific passions and American gangster movies […]

Held every 13 October, the day celebrates how people and communities around the world are reducing their exposure to disasters. The CMCC Foundation is at the forefront – with its researchers and projects – to address this issue and provide concrete recommendations and solutions […]

The insight, the science and the vision of the two economists, and how they provided the background for part of the CMCC research. Comments by Carlo Carraro, Valentina Bosetti, and Massimo Tavoni. […]

The implications of limiting the global warming at 1,5°C. Where we are now, and what difference does it make half degree? […]