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FACTA is an independent Italian non-profit media outlet that applies the scientific method to investigative and data journalism. Our mission is to promote democracy through science-based investigations. We work in Italy, a country with enormous political, environmental, and social issues. We publish in Italian and English, in syndication with other Italian media. We strongly believe rigorous, transparent, open science, public interest journalism can help better inform the public debate and build scientific citizenship.
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PFAS: Clean up, restore, ban?

20.02.2025
PFAS pollution is an “invisible violence” with enormous damage to the environment and health. And cleaning up a site contaminated by PFAS is not easy at all.
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PFAS: the heavy bill citizens paid to have clean water in the Vicenza area

14.02.2025
The data Massimo Carmagnani shared with us is not secret—on the contrary, it is public and filed with the court. And it is very clear..
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Maristanis, the incomplete: the park that never was, between wind farms and pesticides  

7.10.2024
However, pollution and energy projects threaten the health of this territory, putting what remains after a century of land reclamation and the expansion of industrial agriculture at risk.
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Wasted Wetlands. Cervia, the salt pan submerged by the 2023 flood in Romagna

19.07.2024
In 2023, a violent flood hit Emilia-Romagna. The damage was extensive, but the Cervia salt pan mitigated some of the consequences.
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Who pays the price when there's no water or when there's too much?

13.07.2024
The relationship between productive activities, environmental protection, and conservation is always somewhat problematic.
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