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Protecting these big cats means India is now home to roughly 75 per cent of the global tiger population.
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In partnership with the European Commission
French scientists are developing bio-inspired acoustic beacons that can "speak" to dolphins, warning them of fishing nets and reducing accidental deaths of these marine mammals along the Bay of Biscay.
Ethical diamonds? Nanotechnology makes it possible
In partnership with the European Commission
International laws prohibit the trade of diamonds from countries in conflict, but for now, it is impossible to be certain of the origin of the precious stones. A Polish laboratory has found the solution.
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27 new species discovered in Peruvian rainforest
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Fish and microchips: how AI can help Europe's fishers and protect the seas
In partnership with the European Commission
An EU-backed project aims to deploy catch scanners using AI on fishing boats to identify fish species, size, and weight. The aim is to help fishers comply with strict regulations and protect stocks.
Interview: Fishery rules revamp will protect species and legitimate fishers
In partnership with the European Commission
AI and high-tech are at the forefront of a push by European authorities to crackdown on illegal fishing
Scientists warn collapse of key ocean current could be ‘catastrophic’
AMOC collapse would bring severe global climate repercussions, with Europe bearing the brunt of the consequences.
EU Parliament and Council clash over €1.52bn cuts to 2025 budget
'The EU budget cannot be a prisoner of interest rates by reducing our programmes,' said leading lawmaker Victor Negrescu, as MEPs signalled clear opposition to proposed cuts setting stage for tense negotiations over the EU budget for 2025.
Will Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe see their budgets slashed?
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How are fish farmers adapting to climate change?
In partnership with Copernicus
In this episode of Climate Now, we ask how fish farmers in the Mediterranean are adapting to climate change. Warmer water temperatures and lower oxygen levels can hit production hard, so scientists are working with aquaculture experts in Greece to find solutions.
Christopher Columbus revealed to be Spanish and Jewish in new doc
The findings, revealed in a new documentary which aired this weekend on Spanish television, claim that the explorer hid his true identity to avoid religious persecution in Europe.
New study solves mystery of Christopher Columbus’ resting place
A new scientific study reveals the final resting place of the navigator and colonizer. The mystery of his origins and resting place will be detailed in a forthcoming documentary, 'Columbus’s DNA: The True Ancestry' - out this weekend.
River research: the international scientists protecting the Danube's delicate ecosystems
In partnership with the European Commission
The REXDAN project is a multidisciplinary, integrated research initiative aiming to keep the Danube's waters safe from and safe for humans.
How has COVID-19 pandemic influenced eating habits across Europe?
A study conducted in 16 countries shows that people are now dining out earlier than in 2019, with new data indicating a growing trend in "early-bird" habits.
Digital Twin of the Ocean: Europe’s game-changer for sustainable seas
In partnership with the European Commission
Our understanding of the world's oceans is set for a quantum leap thanks to artificial intelligence and digital technologies. At the forefront of this revolution is a the EU-funded Digital Twin of the Ocean project.
Pierre Bahurel on the digital ocean: technology meets political action
In partnership with the European Commission
Digital twin technology is set to massively expand our knowledge of the world's oceans
Scientists plan to add iron to the ocean to up carbon absorption
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How did climate change cause the Earth to vibrate for 9 days?
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