Luca Carra
Journalist and partner at the benefit corporation Zadig, he is the director of Scienza in rete and secretary of the Gruppo 2003 per la ricerca scientifica. His work focuses on science, the environment, and health. He received the 2021 UNAMSI award for medical and scientific journalism and is the author of several books, including 'Polveri & Veleni' and 'Il capitale biologico'. He teaches climate communication in the SISSA master's program and serves as a technical consultant to the WHO for climate change and health in the Western Pacific Region.
Articles
24 articles
How far has scientific culture come in Italy in the last twenty years?
Science policy
COP28: It's Up to the Oil Tycoon to Say Goodbye to Fossils
Environment
Europe votes on the new air quality directive
Health
Pollution and Covid. Two vague clues don't make an evidence
Epidemiology from obituaries
Health
National Agency for Research: what is there, what is missing
What is a National Research Agency?
The Environmental Epidemiology between science and ethics
Environment
The anti-vaccine movement is the worst threat for public health, European doctors say
Health
Animal experimentation: Italy’s fine mess
Science policy
Horizon 2020: prime calls go ahead
Research lands at the Senate
Science and innovation in Italy: some figures to understand
Scientific research
Scientific research: Milan calls Europe
Scientific research
IARC: air pollution is carcinogenic
Environment
Research is a matter for professionals
Scientific research
The "exposome" revolution arrives
Environment
Human error in Fukushima
Energy
What is "Scienza+20"?
Environment
Are We in the Sixth Mass Extinction?
Matter
Italy's poisons, now there is a map
Environment
The cost of pollution
Environment
Climate change in Italy: what do we really know?
Environment
«China is green», says Lu Yongxiang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences