By Elena Novak
Covers the European Green Deal, energy transition and the climate politics of the member states.
Bleached corals revive after brief contact with healthy clones
In a Stanford lab, bleached corals recovered within seven weeks after brief contact with healthy clones. The technique could aid reef restor
AI in healthcare: from Ebola response to easing Europe's doctor shortage
AI helped cut Ebola situation reports from a day to an hour in the DRC. Experts see potential to ease Europe's healthcare strain, but warn o
Mont Blanc gains nearly two metres in new French survey
Surveyors in Haute-Savoie measured Mont Blanc at 4,807.47 metres, up 1.88 metres since 2023. The change reflects snow and ice accumulation,
Elephant grief and urban coyotes win Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026
An Italian photographer's black-and-white portrait of a grieving elephant wins the top prize. The competition also highlights coyotes in San
Germany trains East African medics to contain Ebola outbreak
Germany is training healthcare workers across East Africa to combat Ebola, which has infected 9,000 people in DR Congo. The virus has spread
EU delays methane import rules by two years, drawing sharp criticism
The European Commission has proposed delaying methane monitoring requirements for fossil fuel imports by more than two years, pushing the co
France's emissions fall on fuel crisis, yet climate goals remain distant
High fuel prices have cut French emissions by 4.1% in the first half of 2026, but the annual reduction is still far below the 5% needed. The
Berlin summit urges Europe to lead global health cooperation
The World Health Summit in Berlin highlights the need for multilateral cooperation in global health. Europe, with its innovation and diversi
EEA's six no-regret steps to boost Europe's competitiveness sustainably
The European Environment Agency has released a report identifying six 'no-regret' steps to boost Europe's competitiveness without sacrificin
Pope Leo XIV enters Gemelli hospital for lung nodule surgery
Pope Leo XIV arrived at Rome's Gemelli hospital on Tuesday for surgery to remove a lung nodule. The Vatican says recovery should take about
Guimarães cools its stone streets with green corridors and river revival
Guimarães, the 2026 European Green Capital, has lowered land surface temperatures by up to 2.49°C in some areas through green corridors and
Nuclear war and AI misuse could end humanity by 2100, Lancet study warns
A new Lancet Commission warns that nuclear conflict and malicious AI use could cause human extinction by 2100. The study ranks 17 threats by