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Where in the Black Sea the dirty water from “Nova Kakhovka” went
Environment
Due to the large amount of precipitation throughout Europe, the water volumes coming from the Danube River are significantly superior in quantity to the water from the exploded dam Russia…
Culture
Surrounded by the glass and steel towers of London's financial district, a low-rise construction made of re-used materials has sprung up to make the point we have collective power to…
Environment
[ad_1] NewsPublished 29 Jun 2023A better understanding is needed of how owners, construction contractors and installers interact and perceive possible advantages of renovating their houses, apartments and other buildings to…
Environment
[ad_1] NewsPublished 28 Jun 2023ImageAndrzej Bochenski, ImaginAIR/EEAEmissions of key air pollutants monitored under EU law continued to decline across most EU Member States maintaining a trend since 2005. However, the…
Environment
50,000 sterile male insects in Zagreb for population control. This pilot project is also implemented in Portugal, Spain, Greece. In Zagreb's Cvetno district, 50,000 sterile male tiger mosquitoes were released…
Environment
A petition calls for the northern European country not to buy or even sell fruit from the southern country, because it is grown with illegal irrigation,
Environment
[ad_1] NewsPublished 22 Jun 2023ImageSabatti Daniela, Well with Nature /EEAScientific evidence shows that environmental risks are responsible for a major share of cardiovascular disease, which is the most common cause…
Environment
What are the substances that the organization believes should be banned Some may scoff at the environmentalists People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), but in recent years they…
Environment
[ad_1] NewsPublished 21 Jun 2023ImageEsther Castillo, Well with Nature /EEADespite progress over the past decades, pollution and other environmental risks continue to harm people’s health in Europe. Published today, EEA…
Environment
Ireland is considering slaughtering around 200,000 cattle over the next three years in a bid to meet its climate and global warming targets, DPA reported, citing an internal Agriculture Department…
