Rosita Cipolla

1 week ago | greenmemag.com | Rosita Cipolla

The 21st of June marks the arrival of summer, with the summer solstice being the first day of the season. It’s also the day of the year with the longest daylight hours. From this moment onward, daylight begins to progressively shorten until the winter solstice. It’s important to remember that June 21st is the summer solstice only in the Northern Hemisphere. In the Southern Hemisphere, this date corresponds to the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year.

2 weeks ago | greenmemag.com | Rosita Cipolla

What happens to our phones when we change them? Where do the computers, TVs, and home appliances we stop using go? We rarely think about it, too busy chasing the latest model or the trend of the moment. Yet, what we consider “e-waste” becomes the only means of survival for thousands of children on the other side of the world.

3 weeks ago | greenmemag.com | Rosita Cipolla

Sometimes, nature doesn’t just surprise us—it completely disarms us. That’s exactly what happened in a quiet field in North Shropshire, England, where wildlife photographer Andrew Fusek-Peters captured something few people ever witness, let alone manage to document: a mistle thrush mother feeding an orphaned blackbird chick as if it were her own. In a world where survival often feels ruthless, this rare moment of inter-species compassion is nothing short of astonishing.

3 weeks ago | greenmemag.com | Rosita Cipolla

Things are dire. The Earth is struggling to breathe. But there’s still a sliver of hope — and history shows us we’ve been here before, and we’ve managed to make a difference. World Environment Day, established by the United Nations in 1972, isn’t just another international observance. Celebrated each year on June 5, it’s a rare moment of global reflection.

1 month ago | wellme.it | Rosita Cipolla

Sono un esercito silenzioso ma, purtroppo, piuttosto nutrito. Parliamo delle donne italiane affette da endometriosi, una condizione cronica e debilitante che riguarda circa 3 milioni di persone nel nostro Paese. L’endometriosi non solo causa dolore fisico acuto, ma incide anche sulla fertilità e sulla qualità della vita delle donne, spesso lasciate senza una diagnosi tempestiva e con pochi strumenti concreti per affrontarla.