Ocean 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. 17/05/2019
Ocean How small scale fisheries saved Danish fishing communities In partnership with the European Commission How cooperatives helped small scale Danish fisheries save their communities. 17/05/2019
Ocean 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. 17/05/2019
World Revolutionising storytelling in Mozambique This episode of Inspire Africa explores how storytelling and performing arts are shifting gears in Mozambique, but staying true to local traditions. 17/05/2019
Smart Regions Mont Saint Michel reclaims island-like character In partnership with the European Commission After around 20 years of research and construction work, Mont Saint Michel has recovered its isolated character, thanks to a new dam and footbridge. 16/05/2019
Germany Angela Merkel wants Germany to aim to neutralise gas emissions by 2050 German Chancellor Angela Merkel told an environmental conference in Berlin that she wants her country to aim to neutralise gas emissions by 2050 14/05/2019
Destinations Hippos play a key role in maintaining ecosystems... with their poop The falling hippo numbers may be devastating in Kenya. 12/05/2019
Living “The longer the supply chain, the more is wasted” A Q&A with Instagram’s Wasteland Rebel 12/05/2019
Smart Regions Mussel farms fight against pollution in the Baltic In partnership with the European Commission Small but mighty, we discover how mussels are helping to clean the Baltic Sea. 09/05/2019
Eco-Innovation Zooming in on the future of electric motorcycles Take a look around the first ever electric motorcycle exhibition 04/05/2019
Green News What can your smartphone do for nature? You can document it, just like tens of thousands of citizens around the world joined forces for three days to do so. 02/05/2019
No Comment Bosnian rivers, once crystal clear, now full of rubbish due to neglect Plastic bottles, rusty barrels and even old washing machines are among tonnes of garbage clogging rivers in Bosnia that were once famous for their emerald colour and crystal-clear waters. 01/05/2019
No Comment Activists climb aboard rig to protest drilling in Norwegian Arctic Four activists from Greenpeace climbed onto a rig to protest against oil and gas drilling in the Norwegian Arctic. 30/04/2019
Living Is fast fashion slowing down? A recent fashion report scoring 200 major global brands shows improvement. 29/04/2019
Living High-class insect dishes from New York Soon crickets, worms and other insects might be more common than we expect and eating them can help save the environment. 28/04/2019
Smart Regions Restoring and preserving the Danube river In partnership with the European Commission Euronews takes the plunge in the European Union’s longest river The Danube. Since ancient times, the riverbed has seen many changes but some of its inhabitants are in danger. The European Cohesion Policy is collaboratively providing a push to protect the river’s ecosystem. 25/04/2019
Living Take a look at Prince Harry's remarkable message on Earth Day The Duke of Sussex turns out to be a talented photographer. 23/04/2019
World News What is Earth Day? | Euronews answers While many citizens across Europe were celebrating Easter Monday, April 22 also marked Earth Day. Here's what you need to know about the day for environmental protection. 22/04/2019
Green News From Amsterdam to Sydney on electricity An adventure with the aim to inspire, educate and accelerate the transition to a zero carbon future. 21/04/2019
Green News Wildlife photography:“It's not just about beautiful pictures” How wildlife photographers can help drive positive environmental engagement through powerful images? 21/04/2019