The Press Junction.
The Press Junction.
26 May 2026
PFAS in water: in Italy, technology is being that can remove 'eternal toxins' up to 99%

PFAS in water: in Italy, technology is being that can remove 'eternal toxins' up to 99%

PFAS in water has been increasingly discussed for several years, and not only in technical or scientific circles. The subject pops up in local news, in daily concerns, in political choices. And each time the same problem recurs: these substances persist, accumulate, move. Disappearing is an entirely different story.

Norway: melting ice reveals huge 1,500-year-old reindeer trap

Norway: melting ice reveals huge 1,500-year-old reindeer trap

The discovery fascinates archaeologists, but also raises troubling questions about the acceleration of climate change.

Bulls forced to run with horns on fire: Spain's most controversial tradition

Bulls forced to run with horns on fire: Spain's most controversial tradition

A wooden frame filled with flammable materials is attached to the bull's horns, while the crowd watches and cheers. This is Toro Jubilo, one of Spain's most controversial traditions.

Archeologists dig for a wind farm and stumble upon a medieval tunnel hidden for centuries

Archeologists dig for a wind farm and stumble upon a medieval tunnel hidden for centuries

Wat gebeurt er wanneer de energietransitie botst op de duizendjarige geschiedenis van een gebied? In Duitsland is bij de aanleg van een windmolenpark een geheime middeleeuwse tunnel ontdekt, verborgen onder een meer dan 6.000 jaar oud neolithisch monument.

Two 'apocalypse fish' discovered on a beach in Mexico: why are they harbingers of disaster?

Two 'apocalypse fish' discovered on a beach in Mexico: why are they harbingers of disaster?

Sur une plage de Cabo San Lucas, au Mexique, des touristes sont tombés sur deux créatures marines aussi fascinantes qu’énigmatiques : d’immenses régalecs, également connus sous le nom de "poissons de l’apocalypse".

Remote Pacific island where Japan wants to bury its nuclear waste

Remote Pacific island where Japan wants to bury its nuclear waste

There's an island in the middle of the Pacific that almost nobody has ever heard of. It's called Minamitorishima, a triangle of rock and coral the size of a suburban neighborhood.

Russian liquefied natural gas tanker (loaded with gas) adrift in the Mediterranean: the threat of ecological disaster is real

Russian liquefied natural gas tanker (loaded with gas) adrift in the Mediterranean: the threat of ecological disaster is real

For several days now, tension has been mounting in the Mediterranean, where the threat of an environmental catastrophe looms.

Gigantic Greenland shark filmed for the first time in the depths of Antarctica

Gigantic Greenland shark filmed for the first time in the depths of Antarctica

A Greenland shark has been filmed for the first time at near-freezing depths off the South Shetland Islands in the Southern Ocean.

Story of Tutankhamun's meteorite dagger reveals new secrets about Ancient Egypt

Story of Tutankhamun's meteorite dagger reveals new secrets about Ancient Egypt

Anyone who thinks about Ancient Egypt immediately envisions pyramids, golden sarcophagi and mummies shrouded in mystery. Yet some of the most stunning objects from the Egyptian civilization not only tell a story about Earth, but a story that begins much further away, among asteroids and drifting chunks of rock in space as well.

115,000 kg of plastic collected on a Bali beach... and a single swell to plunge back into the emergency

115,000 kg of plastic collected on a Bali beach... and a single swell to plunge back into the emergency

In recent months, Bali's Kedonganan beach has become the symbol of an extraordinary environmental mobilization.