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Salvatore Brizzi wrote that awakening should be felt as an acute suffering, comparing it to the struggle of someone who, out of breath underwater, tries to resurface. He maintained that it required total commitment: even giving everything, he said, the path was difficult, while with lesser commitment it became impossible. #risveglio #impegno #crescita (translated)

Literally at the end of her rope, she wrote that Piera wanted to be talked about instead of her ex or Roncaccia, but described her as extremely invisible and bland. She added that she could have avoided what she called a victim's melodrama. #Piera #SocialMedia #Dramma (translated)

The Italian startup RBV Aqua Tech has developed a sorbent material that transforms the waste heat from data centers into clean water, with the aim of creating zero water impact infrastructures and reducing freshwater extraction. #Innovazione #Sostenibilità #AcquaPulita (translated)

Sabrina F. described people over fifty as the last generation raised without the internet, social networks, and digital devices, arguing that they developed independence from a young age. She recalled that at seven they had house keys, at nine they cooked for their younger siblings, and by ten they could take care of themselves. According to Sabrina F., they spent their days outdoors, often with scraped knees, and learned to handle practical matters. She also mentioned memories of the radio, black-and-white television, record players, and cassettes, as well as car trips made with a map and a packed lunch. She claimed that this generation held more vivid memories and greater trust in their instincts. #GenerazioneSopravvissuta #Memorie #CrescitaFelice (translated)

The author challenged the position attributed to Michele Serra, according to which housing should not be treated as a commodity like others and should not be left to the market, to speculators, and to funds. He asked whether, following the same reasoning, bread, water, diapers, and medicines should also be removed from the market, noting that medications could be more necessary than housing in case of illness. (translated)

Maddalena Loy had written today in La Verità that the data from the OECD and Invalsi showed, in her opinion, a delay of foreign students equivalent to 1.64 years in mathematics and 1.22 in reading. She attributed to the Italian school a deterioration of skills and a penalization of merit, arguing that the 30% cap set by the Ministry was a pragmatic measure to protect public schools. #scuola #istruzione #inclusione (translated)

Enrico Pallazzo wrote that he saw a video from the Post, which he described as incredible, in which a woman claimed that polyester comes from petroleum, causes more sweating, retains less heat than wool, releases microplastics, and is not recyclable. According to Pallazzo, the woman, however, argued that cotton is not sustainable because its cultivation requires water. https://t.co/vNXVeQYHbk #ModaSostenibile #Ambiente #Microplastiche (translated)

A vote that Trump has already said on several occasions he will follow closely, aware of its great geopolitical value: Brazil is the eleventh largest economy in the world, has the highest GDP in the southern hemisphere, over 12% of the world’s freshwater reserves, and 23% of rare earths, strategic resources for energy transition and the high-tech industry. #ElezioniBrasiliane #Lula #Bolsonaro (translated)

Caritas Ambrosiana recalled the Day in Memory of the Victims of Immigration and the Lampedusa massacre of October 3, 2013. In the post, it cited a phrase by the poet Warsan Shire, according to which children are only placed on a boat when the water is safer than the land. https://t.co/5nP9j2GzC9 #Immigrazione #Memoria #Lampedusa (translated)

An article warns that by 2070, below 2000 meters in Italy, the amount of snow could be reduced by 50%, compromising the water reserves essential for agriculture and water resource management, with the Apennines and the Aosta Valley among the most affected areas. #cambiamentoclimatico #neve #risorseidriche (translated)

Matteo Di Gangi wrote that he saw, after the match in Paris, signs of progress and a recognizable identity in the team, while urging not to exaggerate in judgments. In his opinion, France was on another level, but Italy had shown character, especially in difficult moments. Di Gangi described the first half as almost perfect, citing the doubling up on the wings, the few chances conceded, and the counterattacks built after regaining the ball. He noted that in the second half, France had increased the pace and intensity and that Olise had begun to make an impact, while Donnarumma had only been beaten by a shot that hit the crossbar. He pointed to the equalizing goal, which came from high pressing and an insight from Bastoni 60-70 meters from the goal, as an important sign. On a tactical level, Di Gangi said he believed Kean should not play wide, while acknowledging that in that match two wingers were needed to contain the opponents. He added that if Kean and Pio Esposito had played together, a linking player would have been needed behind them to avoid overlaps and drops in effectiveness. He concluded by saying that, after a long dark period, he was beginning to see a recovery and hoped that Mancini could find a tactical solution. #Calcio #Tattica #Identità (translated)

The author said they had attended the UN-Water Forum in Rome and described water resilience as a priority for Europe and the Mediterranean. They wrote that droughts and extreme heat had affected agriculture, energy, economies and communities over the summer. https://t.co/phwmfNLcWi #Acqua #Sostenibilità #Clima #IT #EU

The author said water resilience was a priority for Europe and the Mediterranean, and wrote that they had attended the UN-Water Forum in Rome. They added that droughts and extreme heat had already affected agriculture, energy, economies and communities that summer. https://t.co/xNYynj1VwV #Acqua #Clima #Sostenibilità #EU #IT

The author had indicated water as central to challenges ranging from climate change and food security to health, biodiversity, energy, economic development, stability, and peace. He added that they could not be addressed alone and included a link after writing that "interventions are needed." (translated)

Eleonora Aloise told the story of the tennis player Yunchaokete Bu, born in 2002 in Xinjiang, in the Mongolian community of Bortala. According to the author, his original name was Buyunchaokete, written all together, because surnames were not used in the community. Aloise added that the ATP would have derived a surname by separating the name and that he was called Bu or Bert. In her story, Bu's father died before his birth, and after his mother remarried and moved away, the child was entrusted to his paternal grandparents. Pastors who did not know Mandarin and lived with limited means, the grandparents sent him to the SOS Children’s Village in Urumqi so that he could study. Aloise wrote that when Bu was five years old, the youth tennis coach Luo Yong arrived at the center to engage the kids in physical activities. In the post, she attributed the discovery of the boy's talent to Lu Yang: according to Aloise's words, Bu was neither the fastest nor the strongest, but the one who worked hardest. The coach then proposed that he transfer to his sports center in Huzhou, 3,000 kilometers from Bortala, and Bu agreed. Aloise described the journey as a series of coincidences and detours, evoking the legendary names of the region and comparing the opportunity Bu received to a letter from Hogwarts. She concluded by suggesting that his more suitable name could be Jangar, the protagonist of the local epic. #tennis #tennis #storia #sport (translated)

The proposal to reuse the water from the Vajont for a new hydroelectric power plant project has sparked controversy among politicians and residents of Longarone, divided between those who see this initiative as an economic opportunity and those who consider it a disrespect to the memory of the 1963 disaster. #Vajont #disastro #energia (translated)