the global conversation Europe needs to keep carbon neutraility goals, despite countries returning to coal, says Sinkevičius
Nature Regenesis: George Monbiot busts damaging farming myths in his new book Farming is the greatest cause of environmental destruction, but we have the tools to regenerate, writes Monbiot, in his blistering new book. 02/06/2022
no comment An American activist has been carrying his rubbish for a month. Rob Greenfield is proudly wearing rubbish, as part of a project to show how much rubbish we mindlessly throw away each month. 19/05/2022
Smart Regions Beech Power: the project protecting Europe's native forests Europe’s ancient Beech forests are one of the best natural resources we have when it comes to tackling climate change, but they also face a combination of threats. An EU project has made it a priority to preserve what's left. We’ll be seeing what’s being done to preserve these precious ecosystems? 09/05/2022
no comment Joint effort in Peru to save stricken sea birds after oil spill Efforts are in full swing along Lima's coastline to rescue animals after an underwater volcano eruption caused an oil tanker to spill its cargo. 22/01/2022
Biztech news A new ‘bird’ robot from Stanford engineers takes to the skies Taking cues from the animal kingdom, the team from Stanford University developed a robot with bird-like claws that can catch objects and balance itself on any surface. 09/12/2021
Living How did Singapore become a biophilic city? After destroying 95% of its vegetation, the city has managed to establish itself as a beacon for green infrastructure. 11/11/2021
no comment Fridays for Future climate march in Rome and Glasgow Climate campaign group 'Fridays for Future' staged a march in Rome Saturday as world leaders met in the city for the Group of 20 summit. A climate protest took also place in Glasgow, Scotland, on Saturday ahead of the opening of a two-week UN climate conference this weekend. 30/10/2021
Living Recycle your way to lower taxes in this small Spanish town La Nucía has won three Architizer awards, becoming a great example of sustainable change and economic prosperity. 14/10/2021
Living How can poetry help us wake up to the climate crisis? Poetry cannot fix the climate crisis - people can, and the more our empathies and imaginations are stirred the better. 07/10/2021
focus Eco-tourism in Georgia, a boost for the economy and for the environment Georgia's Colchic rainforests and wetlands have just been recognised by UNESCO and added to its World Heritage List. The country is now looking to further protect the unique biodiversity of this area whilst boosting the economy with eco-tourism. 28/09/2021
Germany Young Greens in Germany mobilise for "climate elections" Meet the two young green politicians, Katharina Sparrer and David Schiepek, who believe that Germany's federal elections are all about the climate. 23/09/2021
Mobility Could '15-minute cities' change how we live, work and socialise? In the wake of COVID, municipalities around the world are looking at ways to plan cities centred on human beings rather than cars. 16/09/2021
Green News ‘Amazon of Europe’ is first UNESCO biosphere to cover five nations Five European countries have come together to officiate the biggest transnational UNESCO biosphere reserve. 16/09/2021
Green News HS2 explained: Why people are fighting the UK’s ‘inept' new railway The UK’s largest infrastructure project in generations faces a debate in parliament tonight. We take a look at the history of HS2 and its profound environmental impacts. 13/09/2021
Partner content Huawei and partners help protect biodiversity through intelligent technology One of the world's most prominent biodiversity summits – the International Union for Conservation of Nature World Conservation Congress (IUCN WCC) - opened in Marseille last week. Conservation experts, world leaders, and global organizations gathered to share ideas for protecting nature. 10/09/2021
France Global biodiversity conference kicks off in Marseille French President Emmanuel Macron is to open the conference. He is expected to renew his call for 30% of the world's surface to be categorised as protected areas by 2030. 03/09/2021
Spain Spanish region restricts fertiliser after dead fish wash up in lagoon Tonnes of dead fish washed up in Mar Menor, a salt water lagoon in Murcia. 25/08/2021
Europe News Brussels to install 11,000 electric charging stations by 2035 The European Commission recently announced it wants to ban the sale of all petrol and diesel cars by 2035. 26/07/2021
no comment Hair compost: A natural by-product of salons in London Hair compost: A natural by-product of salons in London 24/07/2021
no comment Man from Idaho wins World Elk Calling Championships The World Elk Calling Championships was won by an Idaho man 24/07/2021
Nature 12 abandoned buildings that have been reclaimed by nature From an abandoned swimming pool turned urban jungle, to a dilapidated church carpeted with green, these are some of the most spectacular spots that nature has taken over. 18/07/2021
Green News Dutch ecologists invented a fish doorcam and it's got thousands hooked Over 100,000 people rang the bell in just two months and people from all over the world tuned into the underwater livestream of the Dutch canal 07/06/2021
world news The mountain range protecting Madrid from pollution Madrid has a high level of pollution like many big cities and capitals across the globe. But Madrid is also in the unique position of being protected by a national park and mountain range called the Sierra of Guadarrama, which brings fresh air and clean water to its busy inhabitants. 03/06/2021
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
Green News Israeli government was ‘not prepared’ for massive oil spill cleanup Thousands of volunteers have stepped in to clean 12,000 tonnes of tar that washed up on the country's coastline. 03/03/2021
United Kingdom PPE is the new plastic waste nightmare threatening the environment Plastic bags have been overtaken by face masks as one of the most common pieces of plastic waste. In fact, 102 million are thrown every week in the UK alone. 25/02/2021
