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Solar power became Portugal's main electricity source for the first time in July, providing 19% of consumption. Renewables overall supplied

Iceland has ordered the expulsion of 21 anti-whaling activists held since their ship was seized last week. The crew, from the Captain Paul W

A new Greenpeace report warns that 40% of Portugal's beaches could disappear by 2100. Rising sea levels and decades of coastal construction

A wildfire west of Athens has blackened over 14,000 hectares in five days, destroying homes and farmland. Firefighters are working to exting

Fire tornadoes, or fire whirls, have been observed in recent European wildfires. They can intensify flames, change direction quickly, and hu

The EU has activated its largest-ever shared firefighting response as wildfires burn across southern Europe. Yet prevention measures to redu

A US-UK pilot study found that testing airplane wastewater can detect circulating pathogens weeks earlier than traditional global surveillan

Regenerative farmers in Spain are proving that grazing and landscape restoration can shield land from wildfires. Their methods are effective

Two people have died in Michigan from cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection linked to contaminated produce. With over 18,000 US cases, Europ

A Stanford study of over 200 children shows that speech style—not just content—can predict future mental health issues. Prepositions and abs

Hydropower flows in the Alps are near all-time lows as drought grips much of Europe. Austria and Switzerland saw output drop by half in July

Greek firefighters are working to contain a wildfire near Athens on its fifth day, with calmer winds allowing waterbombing aircraft to assis