Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
Denis Loctier
Sea change: how one small stretch of coastline in Italy transformed itself
In partnership with the European Commission
A stretch of coastline in southern Italy is leading the way in sustainability – with some surprising benefits.
Danish fisheries take back control
In partnership with the European Commission
Small scale fisheries in Denmark are thriving after being threatened out of existence over the past decade.
Activists are raising funds to save Danish wooden boats
Small, traditional boats have been essential to Danish fishermen for generations, but their future looks increasingly bleak.
Meet the fishermen fighting to preserve the tradition and learn what makes these boats special, in this 360° video.
New risks and opportunities for fishing industry with climate change
In partnership with The European Commission
Researchers are preparing a set of practical recommendations for policymakers and the industry on mitigating climate change effects. They’re also preparing a software tool that helps to manage fish stocks more efficiently.
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Harnessing the power of our oceans
In partnership with the European Commission
In this episode of Ocean, Denis Loctier travels to the west coast of France and northern Scotland to see what Europe is doing to tap into the immense power of the sea.
European bioengineers use yeast to manufacture drugs
In partnership with The European Commission
Scientists at a European research project called CHASSY are determined to replace petrochemicals in our medicines, cosmetics, plastics and fuels with yeast derivatives.
Wild vs farmed fish: what should you choose?
In partnership with the European Commission
In this episode of Ocean, Euronews' Denis Loctier explores how farmed fish could offer a more sustainable future.
360 video: "The fish are happier in these open waters"
In partnership with the European Commission
As part of an episode on how fish farming could offer the world a more sustainable future, the Euronews Ocean team shot a 360 video at fish farm Aquanaria.
How fish farming is reducing its impact on the environment
Aquaculture has the potential to sustainably feed millions but first, its impact on the environment needs to be addressed.
How the EU stamped down on decades of illegal fishing in Thailand
In partnership with the European Commission
The measures Thailand has now adopted to satisfy the EU range from new rules to vessel monitoring systems and a satellite-based system of tracking the movements of fishing boats.
Why did it take 3.5 years for Thailand to get rid of the EU’s illegal fishing 'yellow card'?
In partnership with the European Commission
Why did it take 3.5 years for Thailand to get rid of the EU’s illegal fishing 'yellow card'?
Air pollution: the tiny nanoparticles causing big health problems
In partnership with The European Commission
In this episode of Futuris, Euronews' Denis Loctier looks at a new EU funded research project developing new tools to measure toxic particles emitted by cars.
Sustainable fishing is 2020 target as stricter regulations improve stocks
In partnership with the European Commission
North Sea fishermen benefiting from improved catches
October global temperature above average
In partnership with Copernicus
Latest data shows global temperature in October well above average for the month.
Digital technology goes back to school
In this episode of Futuris we take a look at a new online self-reflection tool aiming to make the most of digital technology in the classroom.
Transkribus system makes breakthrough in understanding medieval texts
Artificial intelligence is being used at the University of Innsbruck, part of the EU's READ project, to automatically transcribe previously unintelligible historical documents, and make the system available as a phone app.
"Futuris" reaches for the sky with the wings of the future
Air travel needs to become less polluting and more economical as a matter of urgency; one part-EU-funded reserach project is taking giant strides towards a revolutionary wing design.
Scientists try seawater to save Europe's rice from rapacious invasive snail
Experiments in Spain could also lead to a salt-resistant rice strain that may prove invaluable in the future as rising oceans threaten rice paddies the world over.
Virtual reality brings sunken civilisations to life
A research project in Italy means divers exploring underwater may soon be able to take their tablets with them to locate treasures, with a VR app that can also be used on dry land to enhance museum exhibitions and classroom lessons.
How technology is helping protect Europe's heritage sites from climate change
The 14th century Palazzo dei Consoli is one of Gubbio's most iconic buildings. But the cracks appearing in its stone walls are raising concern that the ground under the palazzo may be shifting. Are we at risk of losing our historic heritage to climate change?
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