00:02COP31, the UN climate summit, opens in Antalya with an unprecedented format hosted by
00:10Türkiye, but led in the negotiations by Australia. The demands of the most vulnerable countries are at the forefront.
00:16vulnerable to transform promises into concrete aid against the devastating impacts of
00:22global warming after a year marked by record temperatures that exceeded the
00:28threshold of 1.5 degrees of increase. Conference president Murat Kurum called for a
00:36COP implementation by relaunching electrification and mobilizing funds for developing countries.
00:43In the background, tensions remain between rich economies and emerging nations over costs, while the overall
00:50absence of the Trump administration balanced by the arrival of a delegation of parliamentarians
00:56Democrats. 95 world leaders are expected to decide the fate of climate action.
01:02Globally. Greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union are still declining. According to the latest report
01:10of the Commission in 2025 there is a minus 1.6% bringing the overall cut to 39% compared to
01:19compared to 1990, with the economy growing by 74%. Renewables, electric cars and the market are driving the trend.
01:29ETS which has generated over 43 billion euros reinvested in the ecological transition. The pace
01:37However, the decline is slowing down, putting the target of minus 55% by 2030 at risk. For this reason, Brussels
01:46It calls upon nine countries, including Italy and Germany. They will have to submit a corrective plan.
01:52on transport and construction. With a binding target of 90% reduction by 2040 and damage from events
02:00extremes estimated at over 800 billion since 1980, Europe pushes for resilience law
02:08Climate. €70 billion a year is needed to protect land and citizens.
02:15New alert for marine biodiversity. The nomad jellyfish is resurfacing in our seas,
02:20giant alien arrived from the Red Sea via Suez. With the waters increasingly warm, the species
02:26non-indigenous species are colonizing the Mediterranean and the latest reports from ISPRA come from Sicily,
02:32From Lampedusa to Palermo. This jellyfish can weigh up to 40 kg and form enormous schools,
02:39damaging fishing and tourism. But the greatest danger for swimmers is highly
02:44stinging and contact with its tentacles causes painful and serious skin reactions.
02:51The experts' recommendation is strict: never touch it, even if it's beached. Who has it?
02:57If you see it, take a photo from a safe distance and write to alien-isprambiente.it to help.
03:06researchers to trace an invasion that is changing our seas.
03:12Making visible what flows beneath our feet to feed the country. In Milan,
03:18The Force of the Invisible, an interactive exhibition celebrating 85 years of Snam, opens at the Snam headquarters.
03:24of the group. An experiential journey through valves, sensors, and touch screens that tells
03:31the Italian energy evolution, from the pioneering intuitions of Enrico Mattei to the challenges
03:38of the transition. At the heart of the journey are people and technology, with a focus
03:44at the San Donato Milanese control center, which monitors over 38,000 km of network. A heritage
03:52strategic for national security. As D'Agostino Scorna-Yenchi recalled,
03:57Energy is a pact between generations, understanding the past to build modern infrastructures,
04:04safe and sustainable for the future.
