Nature 27 million-year-old penguin fossil found by kids in New Zealand After finding a fossil on the beach 15 years ago, a group of New Zealand children are now responsible for the discovery of a giant ancient penguin species. 19/09/2021
Ocean Protecting Antarctica - The geopolitical challenge with high global stakes In partnership with the European Commission The Antarctic Ocean plays a central role in our climate and in marine ecosystems, but climate change is threatening this. We find out how it's possible to protect one of the planet's key areas. 14/09/2021
Climate Now Scientists sniff for hidden methane leaks to combat global warming In partnership with Copernicus The IPCC report last month called for a big effort to reduce methane emissions from industrial sources. Finding them is surprisingly tricky, as we found out when we joined a team sniffing for hidden leaks in the streets of Utrecht. 13/09/2021
Ocean The Black Sea predators helping local fishing communities thrive In partnership with the European Commission The invasive veined Rapa whelk has devastated bottom-dwelling populations of the Black Sea. This predator may threaten coastal waters all around Europe whilst also offering valuable employment in countries like Bulgaria, Romania and more. 24/08/2021
Ocean Cooperation and joint action help to ensure the health of the Black Sea In partnership with the European Commission BlackSea4Fish is a project contributing to the sustainable management of Black Sea fisheries by providing scientific and technical support to the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean. Its project coordinator tells euronews about its groundbreaking studies. 24/08/2021
Poland Polish appeals court dismisses complaint against Holocaust book Judges stated that scholarly research should not be judged by the courts and overturned the ruling against the book's co-authors. 16/08/2021
Tech News Facebook shuts down academics researching fake news adverts A project tracking fake news in Facebook adverts has been put on hold after the social network deleted researchers' accounts. 09/08/2021
Germany Germany arrests research assistant on suspicion of spying for Russia Federal German prosecutors said the suspect worked at a university in Germany and accuse him of meeting three times with Russian intelligence. 21/06/2021
Sci-Tech The scientific champions of the 2021 European Inventor Award celebrate In partnership with European Patent Office Who are this year’s most inspiring innovators from Europe and beyond? Learn more about the researchers that the European Patent Office just honored with European Inventor Award. Discover how their innovations contribute to society, drive economic growth, and improve our daily lives. 17/06/2021
Living A Belgian Waffle but with a crunchy twist - it’s made from insects Scientists at Ghent University are experimenting with insect-based fat as a sustainable alternative. 10/06/2021
Nature Is this a lifeline for coral reefs bleached by climate change? Climate-change resistant coral reefs could help support our oceans. 03/06/2021
Green News South Korea's 'high security seed vault' is ready for an apocalypse The vault stores 5,000 different species of wild plants, to ensure they are not lost in extreme events caused by climate change or war. 02/06/2021
Green News Climate change is destroying the oldest cave paintings in the world Archaeologists have observed 44,000-year-old paintings appear to be blistering and peeling off the cave walls. 25/05/2021
Nature These 'turtle dogs' are sniffing out a threatened species Furry 4-legged friends are helping conservationists to track down ornate box turtles, whose habitats are quickly disappearing 14/05/2021
Green News London's air pollution could be a ticking bomb for children's health Evidence shows that air pollution leaves children at risk of lifelong breathing disorders and earlier death. 07/05/2021
Europe News AI must always be designed to benefit humans, says MEP Spanish MEP Ibán García del Blanco says that artificial intelligence must always have a human-centred design. 20/04/2021
Climate Why two women spent a year in the Arctic without men Sunniva Sorby and Hilde Fålun Strøm were making climate history, but then the COVID-19 pandemic struck. 08/03/2021
Green News How the world's biggest iceberg could cause an environmental disaster The frozen behemoth has been drifting through the Antarctic since 2017. 23/12/2020
Green News Could buying green gifts bring you a 'warm glow' this festive season? Researchers have found that we get far more enjoyment from green products. 18/12/2020
Czech Republic New do-it-yourself COVID test kit is music to ears of Czech orchestra It means it's easier for the orchestra to rehearse together in the run-up to a busy festive season. 17/12/2020