When we think of global warming, it is right to think on a global scale: the health of the entire planet is at risk, not just that of one or more countries. Yet each nation will have to deal with the local consequences of this global phenomenon. The Mediterranean area, for example, and Italy, in particular, will be particularly affected by the effects of global warming. The reasons are explained by Salvatore Pascale and Davide Donati, Assistant Professor at the Center for Sustainability and Climate Change of Bologna Business School, interviewed by Ludovica Ferrari, student of Philosophy at the University of Bologna and host of the series, in this third episode.

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