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Erminia Voccia

Professional journalist with a passion for storytelling and a keen eye on global dynamics. She holds a Master’s degree in International Relations and two postgraduate diplomas in journalism and broadcast journalism. She began her career in television, producing reports for national news programs, and later worked as a freelancer for several national newspapers, online outlets, and specialized magazines. Her writing has focused on the environment, international affairs, and geopolitics, with a particular interest in Asia. She has also managed event planning and communication for a publishing house and contributed to the editing of academic essays. At Rinnovabili, she mainly covers climate and climate policy.

Rinnovabili • Lead poisoning: WHO urges governments to take action
Culture & Society
Lead poisoning: WHO calls for urgent action to protect children worldwide

The WHO is urging governments to strengthen measures against lead poisoning, which affects hundreds of millions of children worldwide. New guidelines and a global action plan aim…

Rinnovabili • Critical minerals in Africa: which countries are attracting the most investment?
Economy & Finance
Critical minerals in Africa: which countries…

Africa's vast critical mineral resources are attracting growing international investment. From copper…

Rinnovabili • Bangkok rainfall and drainage systems under pressure
Climate Change
Bangkok rainfall and drainage systems: why…

At least 40 people have died after a week of heavy rainfall…


Rinnovabili • Clean cooking in Africa
Pollution
Clean cooking push accelerates ahead of Kenya summit

As access to clean fuels and technologies for cooking moves higher on the global agenda, Africa…

Rinnovabili • Climatology and language: impact on climate perception
Education
Climatology and climate communication: how wording shapes public trust

Research shows that certain verbal expressions used in climatology can influence public perception of risk, trust…

Rinnovabili • Eco-anxiety
Education
Eco-anxiety: what it is and why it keeps climate attention alive

Eco-anxiety describes the distress linked to climate change. Research shows who is more affected and how…