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Saudi Arabia has no water and is looking for a “green” way to get it

The full-fledged Saudi Arabia will have the heaviest smoke in the world of fossil fuels for many years to come. The company invests in technologies and expands its geopolitical influence through the internet and...

Biodiversity invites itself into primary and secondary school classes

Planète Biodiversity is a free educational platform for teachers and organizers, offering practical, fun tools to inform and raise awareness

EU Solidarity Shines Bright as Member States Rally Behind Flood-Stricken Slovenia

EU nations unite to aid Slovenia after catastrophic floods; swift response reflects solidarity in times of cris.

Green transition of tourism in Europe?

In a world facing challenges climate change has become the most pressing global concern affecting every aspect of our lives from economies to ecosystems. Its impact knows no boundaries. Affects cities, regions and nations...

100,000 Romanians may receive 3,000 lei each for their old car

Individuals who enroll in the program must be domiciled or resident in Romania and live in the municipality to which they apply, have no tax arrears and fines One hundred thousand Romanians could get 3,000...

A Balkan State Introduces Compulsory Earthquake Insurance

The Albanian government proposed for public discussion a draft law on mandatory earthquake insurance of homes. The bill provides for mandatory insurance of all homes and parts of homes that are used for commercial...

Slovenia’s Recovery, Strengthening EU Partnership through Prompt Assistance

In an impactful speech Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission emphasized the steps to help Slovenia recover and rebuild. She stressed the need, for action in navigating the administrative procedures...

How can telco’s really deliver on their sustainability promises?

Many international telcos are now making concrete promises to reduce their emissions. A new player in the Belgian mobile telecom market, UNDO, is a next-generation sustainable company developed from the ground up to actively...

Extreme Summer Scorching Heat and Wildfires

In a summer marked by extremes, dangerous weather events have wreaked havoc across the Northern Hemisphere, inflicting severe damage on both human health and the environment. According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), this...

In China, some are using ancient technology to cool homes

The sky wells, also known as "air shafts," serve as a means of ventilation and provide shade from the sun! The sight of the massive residential complexes, which accommodate a significant portion of China's population,...

Developing Countries Struggle to Process Plastic Waste, Reveals Euronews Article

Discover the challenges faced by developing countries in managing plastic waste, as highlighted in a recent Euronews article by Daniel Harper. Learn about the urgent need for effective waste management systems and international cooperation to combat the global plastic waste crisis.

Spain, alert for risk of forest fires and high temperatures

The risk of forest fires will continue to be very high or extreme in large parts of the country over the next few days. From Sunday and especially during the next week an episode of...

Canada to eliminate heat deaths – Trudeau

Trudeau government says Canada will eliminate deaths from extreme heat as it sets new goals to fight climate change The Canadian government unveiled its new "national adaptation strategy," reports the Toronto Star, which includes goals...

Netherlands, Storm Poly Disrupts Air Travel at Schiphol Airport, 100s of Flights Affected

Storm Poly causes widespread flight cancellations and delays at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam. Get the latest updates on the situation, including NL-Alert messages for Noord-Holland province. Read more to find out about the impact on other regional airports and the expected duration of the disruption.

Get your cameras ready! EEA launches ZeroWaste PIX photo competition 2023

This year we invite avid photographers across Europe to capture both the good — sustainable, and not so good — unsustainable — production and consumption patterns, habits and behaviours in our daily lives. This...

Where in the Black Sea the dirty water from “Nova Kakhovka” went

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 has rejected a UN offer...

Britain‘s first zero-waste theater has opened its doors in London

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 tackle climate change. The Greenhouse...

How can building owners, construction contractors better see advantages to energy efficiency renovations?

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 improve energy efficiency. This...

Emissions of key air pollutants continue to decline across the EU, reducing ammonia poses biggest challenge.

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 most problematic area remains...

Dealing with mosquitoes in the EU?

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 for the first time as part...

A strawberry and fruit war broke out between Spain and Germany.

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,

Cutting pollution would significantly reduce heart attacks and strokes in Europe

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 of death in Europe....

PETA – after the animal skins, – the silk and wool

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 have succeeded in enforcing a...

Promoting healthier environment for healthier lives

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 Signals 2023 looks at...

Authorities in Ireland will slaughter around 200,000 cattle to combat climate change

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 memo. Talks are planned between...
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