Emanuele Bompan

Emanuele Bompan, is the editor-in-chief of the magazine Renewable Matter. Together with Ilaria Brambilla he authored the book Che cos’è l’economia circolare (“What’s the circular economy”), Edizioni Ambiente, Milan 2016. He has been awarded Middlebury Fellowship for Environmental Journalism and four times winner of the IDR grant by the Eu Journalism Center.

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La Camera (IRENA): "A roadmap on electrification will be the outcome of COP31"

Antalya – At COP31, the talk is all about the Turkish presidency’s target to electrify 35% of the planet by 2035. We spoke with Francesco La Camera, Director-General of the International...

Climate: COP31 gets underway – here’s what we can expect

Antalya – Sun Express flight 133 from Munich to Antalya is packed to the brim: negotiators, activists, journalists, businesspeople and even a few unsuspecting tourists seeking the Mediterranea...

Alessandra Astolfi: “Ecomondo is becoming increasingly international”

Rimini - The 29th edition of Ecomondo was, as always, a success. The Rimini exhibition centre was packed to bursting point, exhibitors were satisfied, and there was an ever-increasing range of conte...

Democrats reclaim control of the US Congress

Texas has elected Democrat James Talarico to the Senate for the first time in 38 years, Keisha Lange has become the first Black woman to serve as governor, Abdul al-Sayer is the first Muslim senator...

A seat at the circular table

Throughout history, furniture has represented a category of material consumption. Just consider the contribution of Egyptian culture, which, as early as its first dynasties, was producing furnishing...

COP17: the overlooked biodiversity negotiations reach consensus to work on finance and implementation

Yerevan - COP17, the Conference of the Parties responsible for implementing the Global Biodiversity Framework, the global roadmap for protecting nature and the ecosystem services on which the human ...

Nature loss could put 140M jobs at risk across the EU, UK and Switzerland

Yerevan - Perhaps the Kunming-Montreal Global Agreement on Biodiversity should have been called the ‘Agreement on Food Security and Nature’s Services to the Economy’. Brutal and Ca...

COP17 seeks consensus on nature finance and tackling environmentally harmful subsidies

Yerevan - With the high-level segment of the United Nations Conference on Biodiversity (COP17) now underway, attention is turning to a key issue: financing for nature, including the mobilisation of ...

COP17, the value of forests: an interview with Steve Edwards (FSC)

More than 7 trillion dollars a year flow into activities that damage nature, compared with roughly 220 billion for nature-based solutions: a ratio of more than 30 to one, according to UNEP's State o...

Sustainable finance and biodiversity, Reuss: “The challenge? Connecting data and bringing projects together”

From risk assessment to the development of financial tools capable of supporting long-term initiatives, biodiversity raises challenges that call for greater integration between finance, public polic...

Biodiversity, Guterres: “The war on nature is far from over”

Fewer than half of national biodiversity targets are on track. This is the most significant finding in the report State of Biodiversity Action, presented on 15 October in Yerevan by United Nati...

Cryogenic condensation and recovery of industrial solvents

This article is part of the thematic channel The Carbon Observer: subscribe to the newsletter In October 2024, Nippon Sanso Holdings Corporation announced a strategic investment in P...

Etifor: “Water resilience requires investment and financial tools to scale up”

This article is part of the thematic channel The Water Observer: subscribe to our newsletter and receive exclusive contents from the world of water Water is becoming increasingly a matter of r...

Noemi De Santis: “From waste management to water, Junker becomes a multi-utility app”

This article is part of the thematic channel The Water Observer: subscribe to our newsletter and receive exclusive contents from the world of water For a decade, Junker has built its relations...

Syngas, the Perfect Middleman

In the gas universe, syngas, or synthesis gas – a mixture of gases consisting of hydrogen (H₂), carbon monoxide (CO) and carbon dioxide (CO₂), with trace amounts of methane and water vapou...

A Sustainable Intergalactic Civilisation

Throughout the history of human civilisation, discovery through exploration has been a fundamental element of its cultural, economic, technical and spiritual evolution. From the brave Polynesian exp...

World Cleanup Day 2026: Strive for Five

Twenty-four thousand square kilometres. Five hours. Fifty thousand people. In 2008, that was Estonia's answer to decades of illegal dumping: an entire country cleaned in a single coordinated sweep. ...

Anne-Manuèle Hébert: “STEP brings together the decarbonisation and circularity value chains”

STEP by Pollutec is a new two-day event launching at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles on 1–2 December 2026, developed by RX France as a focused platform complementing Pollutec, its flagship envi...

HBI Unveils the Future of Sludge Management

Zero Branco (Treviso) - In a warehouse on the outskirts of Treviso, the word “sludge” no longer means waste. On 11 September, HBI inaugurated EVA 3, the first fully industrial-scale impl...

Getting To the Moon is Not Enough: We Have To Stay There

Giuseppe Sala teaches at the Department of Aerospace Science and Technology at the Politecnico di Milano and chairs the Technical-Scientific Committee of BEX – Beyond Exploration, the spa...