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Marco Carlone is a freelance videojournalist and photographer based in Turin, Italy. He works since 2013 in the Balkans and in Eastern Europe. He deals with topics such as minority communities, environment, geopolitics. His works have been published by several European media outlets like Euronews, RaiNews24, Il Corriere della Sera, RSI - Radiotelevisione Svizzera italiana, La Stampa, Limes, Balkan Insight, Le Courrier des Balkans. In 2018 he won two investigative journalism awards with an investigation on the world famous Carrara marble industry. In 2019 he won a European grant for a web documentary about the effects of climate changes in the Balkans.
Portfolio
The Sounds of the Alps
Johannes Pleschberger explores the Alpine landscape, highlighting the significant changes due to climate change, such as shrinking glaciers and shifting pasturelands. The Mer de Glace glacier is under protection, and farmers adapt to earlier springs. The Alps' ridges, marking the border between Italy and Switzerland, are becoming mobile due to melting glaciers, complicating the demarcation of national boundaries. Swisstopo uses watersheds to define borders on glaciers, but as glaciers melt, the borders shift. The Rifugio Guide del Cervino, managed by Lucio Trucco, now straddles the border due to glacial retreat. Switzerland and Italy have recognized
In Ukraine, railways are saving millions of people
Since the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022, Ukrainian Railways (UZ) has been instrumental in evacuating millions of people and delivering aid. European railway companies have responded by allowing refugees free transit and restoring old lines. UZ has also adapted to export agricultural products by rail due to the Black Sea blockade. Belarusian citizens have sabotaged railway infrastructure to hinder Russian military movements, and UZ has nationalized Russian freight wagons within Ukraine. The war's effects are also felt in non-involved countries like Latvia, with expected significant declines in rail freight traffic and port activity.
Why Italy's olive crisis presents an ecological opportunity
Salento, Italy, is facing a crisis due to the spread of the Xylella Fastidiosa bacterium, which has affected olive production and resulted in significant economic losses. An association named Manu Manu Riforesta! aims to restore biodiversity and bring back vegetation to the region. The local community has shown support for the reforestation efforts, with some donating seeds, plants, or land. The University of Salento is also involved, assisting in selecting suitable plant varieties for the soil.
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