Water Matters Worth its salt: Can desalination help address Europe's freshwater needs? In partnership with the European Commission The process of desalination has been around for centuries, but has had only limited success in providing freshwater for humans. The EU is exploring ways to make it a viable solution to future water shortages. 01/10/2024
World News Urban development: how to create more sustainable cities? In partnership with CGTN In this latest edition of Euronews Debates, co-produced with CGTN, our expert panel takes a look at the future of urban planning. 30/09/2024
Euronews Witness Renewable energy speculation brewing a storm in Sardinia The windswept Italian island is a prime location for harvesting the energy of the future. But residents fear poor planning of wind farms and unregulated speculation will turn their homeland into a European Wild West for renewables. 27/09/2024
Water Matters Digital dilemma: tech's impact on water management in Europe In partnership with the European Commission Digital tech is revolutionising Europe's water management systems, but its heavy consumption of the precious resource brings its own challenges. 17/09/2024
Smart Regions D-Day centre combines eco-tourism with commemoration In partnership with the European Commission The Juno Beach Centre in northern France honours thousands of British and Canadian soldiers while offering visitors an eco-friendly and immersive experience. 16/09/2024
Smart Regions Curative waterfalls and ecomedicine in the Austrian Alps In partnership with the European Commission New economic and therapeutic opportunities are giving people in the town of Krimml hope for a better, brighter and healthier future. 02/09/2024
Culture news Humble Braga: Meet the man changing a city one initiative at a time Braga's mayor Ricardo Rio comes across as a humble Portuguese public servant, but he is a true force for making culture the fourth pillar of sustainable development. 11/08/2024
Next Series Meet Elmar Asgarzade, the inventor behind a fuel-saving green invention In partnership with Azpromo Elmar Asgarzade, Chief Science Officer at Extra Mile Technologies and Senior Engineer at Baku Higher Oil School, shares his journey in developing a pioneering green invention that significantly reduces engine friction and fuel consumption. 01/08/2024
Ocean Jellyfish: if you can’t beat them, eat them? In partnership with the European Commission While jellyfish blooms can be problematic, researchers believe a sustainable use for this gelatinous plankton can be found. 30/07/2024
Ocean Interview: Jellyfish boom — threat or treasure? In partnership with the European Commission According to biology professor Jamileh Javidpour, there is a need to look at anti-inflammatory material that might be extracted from jellyfish, or anti-cancer, immune-related biochemicals that exist but were neglected in the past. 30/07/2024
Water Matters Natural solution: why nature is our best water manager In partnership with the European Commission Climate change, pollution, and ever-growing demand are putting a huge strain on our water resources. But could the natural world help us? In this Crash Course, we explore how Nature-based solutions (NBS) are increasingly being used to tackle floods, droughts, and water scarcity. 23/07/2024
Culture news How is Massive Attack setting the bar for low emission concerts? British trip hop collective Massive Attack are about to play their first performance in the UK in five years and to mark the occasion, they’re making the event as sustainable as possible. 12/07/2024
Next Series Diversifying energy in Azerbaijan In partnership with Azpromo Afgan Isayev is the Vice President of SOCAR, the state oil company of Azerbaijan. In this episode, he outlines the company's plans and actions to transform from a traditional oil and gas enterprise to a diversified energy leader by 2035. 04/07/2024
Euronews Debates Fully electric, well-funded and flexible: how Europe’s energy system could look by 2030 In partnership with SolarPower Europe & Iberdrola How solar power, electrification and flexibility can help secure a bright future for Europe’s energy transition 02/07/2024
Green News Where in Europe has the most and least direct trains to other cities? Greenpeace is calling for more investment in European railways to create more direct train routes and encourage people to fly less. 02/07/2024
The Road To Green How is the European Union combating greenwashing? In partnership with The European Commission New EU measures to combat 'greenwashing' are aiming to challenge companies promoting so-called sustainable products. In this episode of The Road to Green we travel across Europe to find out more about the labelling changes coming to a supermarket near you. 25/06/2024
The Road To Green Are carbon credits doing more harm than good for the climate? In partnership with The European Commission Do carbon credits really help to combat global warming, or are they counter-productive? 25/06/2024
Partner content How Europe can support its food and drink industry to remain competitive and sustainable Partner content presented by Unesda For many years, the European soft drinks sector has demonstrated leadership in promoting a more sustainable and healthier food and drink system in Europe. 25/06/2024
Smart Regions Dutch clean tech innovation powering Europe's green energy transition In partnership with the European Commission Clean tech companies are in the frontline of Europe's efforts to become carbon neutral by 2050. A Dutch firm, backed by EU financial support, has developed a new green energy technology that will help achieve that goal. 24/06/2024
Europe News Barcelona decides to ban short term tourism rentals One of Spain's main tourist destinations is set to ban apartment rentals to tourists in a bid to improve housing for local residents. 22/06/2024