Lydia Aguirre

As the Horizon Europe project NEUROCLIMA reaches its completion milestone in December 2026 after three intensive years of work, it leaves behind a pioneering legacy: Europe’s first AI-enhanced “climate nervous system” designed to connect scientific evidence, human behaviour, and democratic policymaking. Coordinated by a 15-member European consortium led by Politecnico di Milano, NEUROCLIMA set out

On the International Day of Climate Action, we want to cellebrate the people who are getting ready, and an have an honest look at the road ahead. Walk through almost any old town in Europe and you are walking through centuries of climate wisdom: whitewashed walls that send the summer sun back to the sky,

As part of the Irish activities within the NEUROCLIMA project, two stakeholder workshops were organised to explore how innovative digital tools can support citizen engagement and inform climate policy discussions in Ireland. The workshops brought together a diverse range of stakeholders such as members of local County Councils, representatives from the Green Party, Climate Pact

In secondary classrooms, community day centers, and stakeholder workshops across Greece, NEUROCLIMA has been testing how creative tools, digital media, and inclusive outreach can bring climate adaptation closer to everyday life. Climate change is frequently discussed through broad policy targets and complex scientific data, which can feel detached from daily routines. To make environmental topics

Climate stories need to be accurate, well-sourced, and usually ready by early afternoon. But the evidence is scattered across thousands of studies, legislative documentation, raw data, news and public debate on social media. Checking it all with rigor takes time most newsrooms no longer have. NEUROCLIMA Lens and NEUROCLIMA Bot are two AI tools designed

Climate change can feel too big, too technical or too frightening to bring into a primary classroom. NEUROCLIMA Play was designed precisely to change that: six interactive modules that turn real climate challenges into something students can explore, question and act on. In this short tutorial, we show you how to get started and explore

From a crowded Milan fair to a storm-scarred Alpine valley, a Tuscan wine town and Genoa’s waterfront, NEUROCLIMA’s Italian pilots asked one question: what happens when people stop being lectured about climate and start being asked? Climate policy is usually designed from the top down: global models, satellite data, international targets. Yet adaptation is lived