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How much energy does the world use? Where does it come from?
Explore how countries produce electricity using fossil fuels, renewables and nuclear power. Read the data, compare different energy sources and consider their environmental impact.
How can we meet our energy needs while reducing our impact on the climate?
From climate conferences and the European Green Deal to hydrogen and electric vehicles, explore the choices behind the energy transition. Investigate the benefits, limitations and questions that each solution raises.
How is our planet doing and how do we know?
Explore temperature trends, CO₂ levels and deforestation data. Learn to read graphs, check sources and understand what the evidence tells us about our changing planet.
In December 2007, Al Gore delivered his Nobel Peace Prize lecture, calling for a shared commitment to address climate change.
Read his speech and reflect: what concerns did he raise? What has changed since then?
Compare his statements with today's scientific evidence and discuss what we can learn about responsibility, cooperation and action.
4 October 2026 marks Italy's national celebration of Saint Francis of Assisi, its patron saint.
His Canticle of the Creatures invites us to reflect on our relationship with nature. His message offers a starting point for everyone, whatever their beliefs, to discuss peace, respect and care for our shared world.
What can these values mean in our lives today?
Can Artificial Intelligence help us understand climate change and explore possible solutions?
Discover how AI can support learning, scientific research and the sharing of knowledge — and examine its limitations and environmental impact.
Use it thoughtfully: ask clear questions, check its answers against reliable sources and draw your own conclusions. Bring your curiosity and judgement to every conversation.
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