Scholars, especially geologists, have been signaling for some time that the anthropocene will be a new geological era marked by the passage of man and not yet mentioned in the history books. We are still at the beginning, says Prof. Luigi Valerio collaborator of the Department of Geology and Environment of the University of Naples "Federico II" and as the experts point out alongside changes without return, such as plastic in the rocks, there will be an increase in temperatures, with consequent melting of the glaciers, for an ever-increasing concentration of carbon dioxide and a growing consumption of water, which will affect the planet's water reserves.

The effects of climate change on environmental balances are a burning issue that currently afflicts humanity. The whole world is undergoing changes and these are not comforting. At the edge of the world, where climatic conditions are extreme, the effects of global warming are even more evident and there are those who go to study them to make them available for research. On February 20, Prof. Adriano Madonna, marine biologist, and architect Luigi Valerio will make their second study trip to Argentine Patagonia to verify what is happening at the "end of the world".