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Beautiful but deadly: Greece removes iconic shrub from schools and gardens
Environment
Health authorities in Greece are demanding the eradication of the oleander plant near schools due to its toxicity, the online edition of the Greek newspaper "Proto Thema" reported. According to...
Environment
For the first time, Green Transition Forum 6.0: Europe's Next Chapter - Competitive. Innovative. Secure. June 1 – 5, 2026, Sofia, opens a space aimed entirely at young people. The...
Environment
Press release Published 19 Mar 2026 The European Environment Agency (EEA) and its European Environment Information and Observation Network (Eionet) today welcomed the Republic of Moldova as a cooperating country,...
Environment
2025 was the worst wildfire season in Europe since records began. With climate change, the risk of wildfires is increasing, both in terms of intensity and frequency. The Commission has...
Economy
Nothing exists in a vacuum. Our everyday actions have an impact not only on us, but also on others around us. The decisions we make are not random – they...
Environment
Press releasePublished 17 Mar 2026ImageGeorge Pachantouris via Getty ImagesClimate-resilient agriculture can help maintain productivity and stabilise farm incomes—while safeguarding food security and the ecosystem in Europe. Strategic investment and stronger...
Economy
For the past couple of years, paper straws and reusable cups, among other sustainable things, have become the norm when it comes to addressing climate issues. European Parliament’s Single-Use Plastic...
Environment
Reducing pollution, in line with the EU Zero Pollution action plan, could improve mental health across Europe, according to an EEA briefing published today. The publication covers the links between...
Environment
The European Commission has approved more than €103 million for seven strategic projects under the LIFE programme, backing initiatives in Finland, France, Greece, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia and Spain. Brussels...
Energy
Europe spent Tuesday confronting a familiar strategic weakness in real time: its exposure to imported energy. As ministers weighed emergency options and EU leaders focused again on competitiveness, the latest...
