Acea Acqua Edu Camp: il valore della sostenibilità sale in barca a vela con i giovani
(Adnkronos) – Istruzione, sport e rispetto per l’ambiente possono navigare sulla stessa rotta? La risposta arriva direttamente dal Porto Turistico di Ostia. Oggi ha fatto tappa l’Acea Acqua Edu Camp, un viaggio itinerante in otto tappe pensato per trasformare la tutela ambientale in un’avventura concreta. I giovani alunni dell’istituto “Nostra Signora di Betlem” di Marino hanno indossato i panni di veri e propri marinai dell’ecologia: tra nodi, vele e giochi d’acqua, hanno toccato con mano l’importanza di proteggere una risorsa così preziosa. Un’iniziativa che si inserisce nel progetto Acea Scuola, capace di guidare oltre 30.000 studenti verso comportamenti più responsabili. Educare le nuove generazioni al risparmio e all’innovazione idrica significa preparare i cittadini di domani: perché la sostenibilità non è una lezione da imparare a memoria, ma un’esperienza da vivere a vele spiegate.
Ticker: Trump Says He’s Banning CNN and MS NOW From White House
Top of the Ticker: CNN and MS NOW are still reporting from the White House on Friday, despite President Donald Trump saying on social media that he will ban the two networks, as well as Politico, “effective immediately” from reporting within those grounds.
During a Q&A inside the Oval Office on Friday afternoon, the president, when asked why he was banning the three news outlets, said he had “no reason,” adding that it was due to cumulative stories “over the last two years.”
In a statement, CNN said that it stands fully behind its White House reporters and the network has a “right under the U.S. Constitution” to report without hindrance from the government.
“Should the ban which President Trump threatened go ahead, it would be an illegal assault on that fundamental and constitutionally-protected right,” the statement concluded.
Meanwhile, former WHCA president Weijia Jiang posted a portion of the First Amendment, which states that freedom of speech or the freedom of the press can’t be curtailed by the government.
The First Amendment: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress… https://t.co/ZAdf6utVav
New crew: ABC News’ flagship morning program, Good Morning America, debuted new co-anchor teams for its Saturday and Sunday editions over the weekend.
The network’s senior political correspondent, Rachel Scott, joined Whit Johnson to co-anchor the broadcast on Saturdays. Scott will continue to host the streaming news program, What You Need to Know, on Disney+. Meanwhile, correspondent Rhiannon Ally has been paired with Gio Benitez to co-anchor the Sunday editions.
Also part of the weekend crew is Leslie Lopez, who was named GMA’s weekend meteorologist. She replaces Somara Theodore, who is moving to full-time on the weekday shift on ABC News Live. Lopez was previously a meteorologist for the ABC Los Angeles affiliate KABC.
In addition to their new GMA assignments, Johnson, Scott, Benitez, and Ally will, on a rotating basis, anchor ABC News Live Weekend at 10 a.m. ET on ABC News’ 24/7.
Sudden departure: NBC News is losing one of its veteran executives after Janelle Rodriguez announced she will leave the news outlet after 12 years. Rodriguez, who was the evp of NBC News programming, said in a note to staffers that it was “the right moment” for her to leave and move on to the next chapter in her life.
Following Rodriguez’s departure, NBC News president of editorial Rebecca Blumenstein revealed the new leadership structure, with Catherine Kim becoming executive vice president, editorial and content. This includes oversight of NBC News Now and specials. Matt Carluccio will expand his responsibilities to oversee the network’s editorial units, including business, health, investigations, and climate. Finally, Matt Frucci, executive producer of NBC Nightly News, reports directly to Blumenstein.
Bureau closure: CNBC announced that it has wound down operations at its Hong Kong bureau. As a result of this shutdown, business-day programs such as Inside India, The China Connection, and Europe Early Edition have been canceled, while feature series including CNBC Meets and Built for Billions will wrap up once current broadcast runs conclude.
The network says “a small number of employees” have been affected by this closure and that it reached these “difficult decisions” after evaluating its international programming, commercial viability, and resource deployment over several months. CNBC is shifting resources in the region to its Singapore and Beijing offices, with the two bureaus, alongside its London and Abu Dhabi bureaus, remaining key operational hubs providing studio, editorial, and technical facilities.
New season: Sunday saw the return of CBS News’ Sunday newsmagazine 60 Minutes, now under the guidance of Bari Weiss and Nick Bilton, sticking to its tried-and-true formula. In a note to staffers, shared with CNN’s Brian Stelter, Weiss, Bilton, and CBS News president Tom Cibrowski called the first episode “a powerful start with three original, revelatory stories that showcase 60 at its best.” Prior to the debut of the new season, Bilton announced that Jordan Kronick and Wally Griffith are joining the show as producers. Kronick was previously with HBO’s Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel, and Griffith joins from CNBC, as part of its long-form and documentary unit.
Meanwhile, Guy Campanile, the former 60 Minutes managing editor, was the latest former employee to talk about alleged editorial interference during the production process. In a private Facebook post, obtained by The Guardian, Campanile said that as part of doing their jobs, they would not compromise their “principles or reputations by jamming unverifiable notions or White House talking points into our reporting.”
He said he and his former colleagues lost their jobs because they “refused to be accomplices in the destruction of the most prestigious news program on American television” under Weiss’ watch.
Membership dues: MS NOW debuted its direct-to-consumer offering, MS NOW Membership, on Wednesday, Sept. 9 with a new seven-day interactive lineup of live Q&As with the network’s reporters. The twice-a-day Q&As, available on ms.now and the MS NOW app, will have members participate in live discussions and, in some cases, speak directly with MS NOW hosts over live video.
Debate season: CNN announced that it will host the California Governor Debate moderated by anchors Jake Tapper and Dana Bash on Wednesday, September 30, at 9 p.m. ET. The one-hour debate, which will air live from CNN’s Los Angeles studios, will feature Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton and air on CNN, CNN International, CNN en Español, and stream for subscribers.
Progetto Edu Camp di Acea Acqua, Aliscioni (Acea Ato 2), ‘coinvolti 30.000 studenti sul percorso di formazione’
(Adnkronos) – “L’Edu Camp di Acea Acqua è un progetto giunto alla seconda edizione ed in procinto di veder partire la terza. Ci ha permesso di avere più di 30.000 studenti ingaggiati sul percorso di formazione,mentre più di 2.000 persone hanno già visitato i nostri impianti, hanno toccato con mano l’importanza dei nostri processi. Pensiamo ai depuratori: vedere l’acqua reflua che entra all’ingresso di questi impianti e l’acqua pulita che esce e ritorna sul territorio, significa capire l’importanza di questi processi, nella speranza che vada a deporre un seme proprio nella coscienza delle nuove generazioni, sviluppando una passione su questi temi”. Così Andrea Aliscioni, direttore generale di Acea Ato 2, intervenendo alla presentazione dell’Edu Camp di Acea Acqua. Il tour orientato all’educazione idrica, vela e sostenibilità per le nuove generazioni, e che coinvolge le scuole primarie e secondarie di tutta Italia, ha fatto tappa al Porto Turistico di Roma.
Progetto Edu Camp di Acea Acqua, Fermariello (Roma Capitale), ‘pronti a metterci a coinvolgere i più piccoli’
(Adnkronos) – “Oltre a continuare a sostenere Acea nello straordinario lavoro che sta facendo, un lavoro di educazione alla conservazione, alla tutela, alla protezione di una risorsa fondamentale qual è l’acqua, vorremmo mettere a disposizione le competenze e le possibilità della Commissione Scuola per estendere quest’impegno ai bambini ancora più piccoli. Come è stato annunciato, comincerà un progetto su licei ed istituti tecnici, ma la nostra disponibilità a lavorare e coinvolgere anche i bambini più piccoli è totale”. Sono le parole di Carla Fermariello, Presidente della Commissione Scuola di Roma Capitale, alla presentazione dell’Edu Camp di Acea Acqua. Il tour orientato all’educazione idrica, vela e sostenibilità per le nuove generazioni, e che coinvolge le scuole primarie e secondarie di tutta Italia, ha fatto tappa al Porto Turistico di Roma.
Week of Sept 7 Morning News Ratings: GMA Grows in Both Categories
NBC News’ Today continued to be the most-watched morning show in America in total viewers and the Adults 25-54 demo despite being the only broadcast to lose viewers in both measured categories for the week of September 7.
As a result, Today’s loss shrank the viewership gap between it and ABC News’ Good Morning America in total viewers to under 100,000. GMA was the sole program to finish the week following the Labor Day holiday weekend up in both measurements.
Meanwhile, some curious viewers were interested in the return of Norah O’Donnell to CBS News’ CBS Mornings, which registered an uptick in total viewers for the just-concluded week.
NOTE: All three morning shows were retitled as specials on Monday (09/07/26). In addition, the three broadcasts were coded as a breakout of Friday (09/11/2026). These specialed and breakout telecasts are excluded from the weekly and season averages. ABC News, NBC News, and CBS News’ weekly averages are based on three days (Tuesday to Thursday).
According to Nielsen’s national live+same-day big data plus program ratings, GMA averaged 2.742 million total viewers and 488,000 viewers in the A25-54 demo for the week of Sept. 7. Compared to the previous week, ABC News’ morning show was up +1% in total viewers and +7% in the demo. When looking at how it performed in the same week in 2025, GMA grew +2% in total viewers and was flat in the demo.
Today finished in the No. 1 spot in total viewers and the demo with 2.834 million and 598,000 viewers, respectively, for the week that just ended. Today was down -1% in total viewers and -5% in the A25-54 demo compared to the previous week. Its lead over GMA shrank to 92,000 total viewers. When put up against the same week in 2025, Today was up +11% in total viewers and +4% in the demo.
CBS Mornings had 1.64 million total viewers and 247,000 viewers in the demo for the week of Sept. 7. Compared with the previous week, CBS News’ morning show grew by +2% in total viewers but declined by -9% in the demo. Versus the same week in 2025, CBS Mornings was down -10% in total viewers and -21% in the demo.
*Please note that year-over-year comparisons are based on Nielsen Big Data+Panel (2026) vs. Panel (2025) measurements.
September 7, 2026 (Nielsen Big Data + Panel):
ABC
NBC
CBS
• Total Viewers:
2,742,000
2,834,000
1,640,000
• A25-54:
488,000
598,000
247,000
Source: Nielsen, NTI Total Viewers, Adults 25-54 and Adults 18-49 National Live+Same Day Big Data Plus Panel Program Ratings Current Week (w/o 9/7/26), Previous Week (w/o 8/31/26) and Year-Ago Week (w/o 9/8/25). Season to date: Most Current Data Stream: 2025-2026 Season (9/22/25–9/13/26) and 2024-2025 Season (9/23/24–9/14/25). Season averages based on Big Data Plus Panel ratings start with the 2023-2024 season.
Atlanta Sports Teams Tap Into Culture to Keep Fans Engaged
In Atlanta, sports move differently, and according to Shannon Watkins, founder of Watkins Brand Advisors, they don’t “operate in a different lane than music or history or community. It is culture.”
Watkins made the comments while moderating the Home Field Advantage session during the final day of 2026 Brandweek. And culture was top of mind as the executive was joined by Shannon Joyner, chief marketing officer with the Atlanta Falcons; Melissa Proctor, executive vice president and chief marketing officer with the Atlanta Hawks; Adam Zimmerman, senior vice president, marketing and content, Atlanta Braves; and Mike Ridley, vice president, marketing, Atlanta United FC.
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Sostenibilità: A2A presenta il bilancio territoriale Valtellina-Valchiavenna e il robot subacqueo Teti
(Adnkronos) – Circa 78 milioni di euro il valore generato per il territorio, 15,4 milioni gli investimenti per i quali si registra una crescita del 31% rispetto al 2024, 2.760 GWh di energia rinnovabile prodotta e 1,2 milioni di tonnellate di CO2 evitate. Sono i numeri emersi dal Bilancio di Sostenibilità Territoriale Valtellina-Valchiavenna di A2A, giunto all’undicesima edizione. L’evento organizzato per la presentazione del rendiconto è stata occasione per presentare anche il progetto sperimentale Teti, un robot subacqueo autonomo per la rimozione dei sedimenti accumulati all’interno dell’invaso idroelettrico che evita lo stop dell’impianto idroelettrico in fase di manutenzione del bacino consentendo così un notevole risparmio di energia.
Imprese: Kranjec (AssoCISO), ‘obiettivo associazione: promuovere security officer ad autorità e stato’
(Adnkronos) – “Il security officer è la persona che vi guarda alle spalle. Non ce ne si rende conto perché tutti utilizzano un cellulare, un computer, i mezzi di trasporto o anche le forniture elettriche, ma tutto passa attraverso sistemi informatici che sono protetti da questi professionisti e questi professionisti stanno evolvendo. L’associazione ha questo obiettivo: promuovere questa figura professionale, mettendola a disposizione delle autorità, dello stato, di chi in questo momento ha bisogno di tali competenze”. Così Igor Kranjec, Segretario Generale AssoCISO, nel corso del Ciso Meetup 2026, una giornata di confronto tra istituzioni e chief information security officer per la resilienza cibernetica del Sistema Paese, svoltosi presso Casa dell’Aviatore a Roma.
Imprese: Sotira (AssoCiso), ‘puntiamo a rafforzare community dei Ciso valorizzandone le competenze’
(Adnkronos) – “Associso nasce per creare questa community. Si tratta di un’Associazione di categoria per riconoscere il valore del Ciso, che, anzitutto, per noi significa portare valore in azienda, avendo know how e riuscendo a esprimere le competenze in diverse aree – spiega – Questo è ciò che si propone l’Associazione nel supportare i Ciso che ci sono già oggi, ma soprattutto anche quelli che vogliono aspirare a diventarlo”. Lo ha detto Nicola Sotira, Vicepresidente AssoCISO, al Ciso Meetup 2026, una giornata di confronto tra istituzioni e chief information security officer per la resilienza cibernetica del Sistema Paese, svoltosi presso Casa dell’Aviatore a Roma.
