By Elena Novak
Covers the European Green Deal, energy transition and the climate politics of the member states.
Why More Europeans Turn to ChatGPT for Emotional Support: Experts Weigh In
ChatGPT is increasingly used for emotional support, especially among young Europeans. Experts warn it offers validation but lacks the depth
Heat, Not Rainfall Shortage, Now Drives Europe's Droughts, Study Finds
Research by World Weather Attribution shows that climate change has made heat-driven droughts up to 11 times more likely in parts of Europe.
Greenpeace: Spain's Coastline at Breaking Point from Development and Climate Change
Greenpeace's 'Destrucción a toda costa 2026' report finds Spain's coastline in 'unprecedented fragility' due to urban development and climat
GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Linked to Small but Real Hair Loss Risk, Study Finds
A study in The BMJ confirms that GLP-1 receptor agonists are linked to a low but real risk of hair loss. The risk is 37% higher than with SG
EU Member States Lag on Green Homes Directive as Renovation Rates Diverge Widely
The European Commission has opened infringement proceedings against all EU member states for incomplete transposition of the Energy Performa
Deadly Wildfires Sweep Southern Europe, Claiming Three Firefighters
Three firefighters have died battling wildfires across France, Italy, and Spain. Thousands have been evacuated in southwestern France, Sicil
How Climate Gentrification Is Reshaping Europe's Suburban Housing Markets
Climate change is pushing affluent Europeans toward greener, cooler suburbs, a phenomenon known as climate gentrification. A new index from
France's June Heatwave Caused Over 5,800 Excess Deaths, Worst Since 2003
France recorded over 5,800 excess deaths during the June heatwave, the highest toll since 2003. Unlike previous events, mortality rose acros
Wildfire Forces Evacuations in Villa del Prado Near Madrid
Guardia Civil officers evacuated residents in Villa del Prado, central Spain, as a fast-moving wildfire threatened homes near Toledo. The bl
Wildfire in Gironde Forces Evacuation of Thousands Near Le Porge
A wildfire near Le Porge in Gironde, southwestern France, has led to the evacuation of thousands of residents. Firefighters are working to c
Divers clean Italy's Christ of the Abyss statue in Ligurian Sea
Divers have completed a restoration of the Christ of the Abyss statue in the Ligurian Sea. The bronze figure, placed in 1954, was cleaned to
How a Provençal Village Survived a Night of Wildfire Through Community Solidarity
A wildfire tore through the medieval village of Cotignac in Provence, destroying nearly 60 homes and burning thousands of hectares. Resident