Nature Wildlife is thriving in Chernobyl 35 years after the nuclear explosion Chernobyl may not be fit for humans for 24,000 years, but wild horses and other endangered species are flourishing in the abandoned region. 09/05/2021
Nature Why are 45,000 people signing up to kill a threatened species? Volunteers are applying to shoot bison at the Grand Canyon, to prevent environmental damage from taking place. But is this the right decision? 07/05/2021
Nature Chernobyl: Why the nuclear disaster was an environmental success The 1986 disaster has unexpectedly created Europe's largest nature reserve. 07/05/2021
focus From sharks to sea turtles – how Dubai is protecting its marine life and coastline Dubai is home to kilometres of unspoiled coastline, which conservationists are keen to preserve. Many organisations in the city are working together to protect and support the native wildlife and negate long-term impacts on the ecosystem. 06/05/2021
Conscious Travel How to go on an eco-friendly camping trip this summer Here is everything you need to pack for an environmentally friendly camping holiday. 06/05/2021
Eco-Innovation Printable smartphones are the latest breakthrough in green tech The fight against gadget waste is being spurred on by new printable electronics made from wood ink. 06/05/2021
Destinations What to expect from the rewilding of Italy’s largest mountain range Italy's Apennines region hopes to bolster its endangered bear population through the planting of nature corridors. 05/05/2021
Conscious Travel Alphonse Island: The world's most sustainable tropical paradise? Entirely solar powered and fuelled by plant-based foods - how a Seychelles island became a sustainable paradise. 03/05/2021
Living London's commuters are growing food in railway station garden Railway stations are home to flowers, bees and hedgehogs across London. 02/05/2021
Nature What's the difference between rewilding and reforesting? A business model has grown around reforestation as a way of offsetting emissions, but is planting trees enough? 01/05/2021
Nature This VR experience imagines a future without vital pollinators The European Commission reached out to gamification, storytelling and immersive technologies to save the bees. 30/04/2021
BizTech News Can cryptocurrencies adapt to environmental concerns and rule changes? Experts warn evolving rules, environmental concerns and competition from central banks threaten to undermine many of the world's fast-growing crypto assets. 29/04/2021
Eco-Innovation Clean energy jobs will revive coal communities in Europe, says report WWF is calling for EU countries to phase out their coal power by 2030 in favour of renewable energy. 29/04/2021
Nature Enormous underwater meadows planted in the UK to fight climate change Seagrass is 35 times more effective than rainforests to store carbon. 28/04/2021
Ocean How can Europe’s fishing industry reduce its reliance on plastic? Could the ocean help us shake off our century-long addiction to oil? Could blue be the new black? New materials and technologies are bringing Europe's "blue economy" sectors closer to this goal. 27/04/2021
Eco-Innovation Disneyland Paris is building a solar farm as big as 24 football fields The number one European theme park is switching its slogan to, ‘where ecological dreams come true’. 27/04/2021
Smart Regions How a small French town became a key transport hub In this week's Smart Regions, Euronews finds out how Gardanne's new transport hub is helping the region to thrive and easing the commute of thousands of passengers. 26/04/2021
Living Five ways to have an eco-friendly Ramadan From buying organic food to decluttering your living space, this is how to go green this Ramadan. 26/04/2021
Unreported Europe The real cost of Portugal’s lithium boom How Portugal has the upper hand in Europe's lithium reserves - in this week's Unreported Europe on Euronews. 23/04/2021
Living Is 3D printing the key to a sustainable fashion industry? Nicolai Peitersen gives us his take on digital fabrication and how it could revolutionise fashion. 23/04/2021
