Marco Carlone is a freelance photographer and film-maker based in Turin, Italy. 

Since 2013 he has worked extensively in the Balkans and Eastern Europe, writing on environmental issues, culture, society and minority groups for outlets including RSI, Euronews, Altreconomia, Balkan Insight, Il Corriere della Sera, La Stampa and RaiNews24. In 2018 he won the Premio Morrione award for young investigative journalists and in 2019 he won a European grant with a web documentary about the effects of climate change in the Balkans.

 


 

Basic information

Name
Marco Carlone
Country
Italy
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Supported projects

Small hydropower plants causing big damage to rivers in BiH

  • Energy
  • Environment

SARAJEVO - This investigation explores the damages caused to nature and small rural communities by the construction of the small hydropower plants and their access roads, and what drove investors, especially foreign ones, to seek opportunities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Hydropower plant BiH

Who are Europe's Climate Migrants?

  • Environment
  • Migration

BRUSSELS - Climate change could leave you homeless overnight – right here, in Europe. Flash floods, mudslides and wildfires triggered by heatwaves are among the extreme weather events becoming increasingly common thanks to our changing climate.

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