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How migrants risk becoming drug addicts along Balkan route - Vimarsana News

How migrants risk becoming drug addicts along Balkan route

Psychotropic drug abuse is one of the many dangers migrants face along the Balkan route. In overcrowded camps, doctors prescribe tranquilisers to calm people down. And black market circuits and pharmacies selling drugs without prescription contribute to t...

Conservationists aim to save critically endangered European eels on Italy's Po River - Vimarsana News

Conservationists aim to save critically endangered European eels on Italy's Po River

OASI DI CANNEVIÉ, Italy — In the early morning haze, Luca Bellini steered his green boat through the web of canals and lagoons of the Po River Delta. He had just pulled the fyke nets after 12 hours in the water so biologist Mattia Lanzoni could check for baby eels entering the Po from the […]

Italy's Model for Renewable Energy Communities - Vimarsana News

Italy's Model for Renewable Energy Communities

The goal is to empower people’s energy choices and habits while creating community cohesion and local governance.

Italy's Renewable Energy Communities Fight Energy Poverty, And Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Italy's Renewable Energy Communities Fight Energy Poverty, And Climate Change

Renewable energy communities provide a blueprint for a fairer green energy transition.

Can virtual addresses provide a gateway to rights for homeless people? – Lucrezia Lozza - Vimarsana News

Can virtual addresses provide a gateway to rights for homeless people? – Lucrezia Lozza

Lucrezia Lozza Before the pandemic, Anna and Marco (not their real names), a young Italian couple from Bologna, had work and housing. But after being laid off from their jobs because of the lockdown, they could no longer pay their rent and joined the estimated 50,000 people defined as homeless living across Italy. In March 2020, a strict stay-at-home order was introduced across the country, with police issuing fines to anyone found outside their home without a valid reason. Anna and Marco decided to seek help at a Caritas shelter just outside Bologna, where couples were being accepted. On the...