Fenice Conai Awards honor young environmental journalists in Urbino

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The fifth edition of the Fenice Conai Award, established by the Consorzio Nazionale Imballaggi, was held during the XIV Festival del Giornalismo Culturale in Urbino. The awards recognize journalists under 45 who cover sustainability, the environment, and the circular economy.

Antonio Piemontese won the award in the written category for his article regarding climate scientists leaving the United States. During his acceptance, Piemontese emphasized the necessity of on-site reporting to capture nuances that artificial intelligence and newsrooms cannot.

Rossella Ricchiuti received the award in the audiovisual category for her work on urban greenery and its essential role in city life. Fabio Insenga, deputy director of Adnkronos, highlighted that environmental journalism requires high competence and quality to effectively communicate both successful circular economy models and existing systemic problems.

Fabio Costarella, deputy general director of Conai, noted that while Italy excels in recycling, the circular economy faces global challenges such as energy costs and raw material price fluctuations. He stressed the importance of transparent information to help citizens perform waste separation correctly.

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Adnkronos · Antonio Piemontese · CONAI · Consorzio Nazionale Imballaggi · Fabio Insenga · Festival del Giornalismo Culturale di Urbino · Premio Fenice Conai · Rossella Ricchiuti · Urbino

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[● 3 SOURCES] The Premio Fenice Conai was established by the Consorzio Nazionale Imballaggi for journalists covering sustainability, environment, and recycling. www.inliberta.it · www.sardegnareporter.it
[● 3 SOURCES] The awards ceremony took place during the 14th edition of the Festival del Giornalismo Culturale in Urbino. www.inliberta.it · www.sardegnareporter.it
[● 3 SOURCES] Environmental journalism must prioritize competence and quality to effectively cover sensitive topics like the circular economy. www.inliberta.it · www.sardegnareporter.it
[● 3 SOURCES] Journalism should highlight both successful models and existing distortions or problems to foster a more sustainable society. www.inliberta.it · www.sardegnareporter.it
[● 3 SOURCES] The Premio Fenice Conai is currently in its fifth edition. www.inliberta.it · www.sardegnareporter.it
[● 3 SOURCES] The Fenice Conai award is promoted by the Consorzio Nazionale Imballaggi. www.ilsannioquotidiano.it · www.civita.it
[● 2 SOURCES] Antonio Piemontese's winning article for La Repubblica addressed climate scientists leaving the United States. www.civita.it
[● 2 SOURCES] The Fenice Conai award is designed to recognize journalists under the age of 45 who report on sustainability, the environment, and the circular economy. www.civita.it
[● 2 SOURCES] Antonio Piemontese won the Fenice Conai award in the written category. www.civita.it
[○ 1 SOURCE] Fabio Insenga emphasized that environmental journalism requires competence and quality to effectively cover sustainability and the circular economy. www.ilsannioquotidiano.it
[● 2 SOURCES] Rossella Ricchiuti won the Fenice Conai award in the audiovisual category. www.civita.it
[● 3 SOURCES] The Premio Fenice is the fifth edition of an award established by the Consorzio Nazionale Imballaggi to support talent in environmental and recycling journalism. notiziedi.it · canaledieci.it · www.senzalinea.it