By Elena Novak
Covers the European Green Deal, energy transition and the climate politics of the member states.
Iberian Rabbit Revealed as Two Distinct Species After Two Million Years of Separation
For over a century, scientists believed only one rabbit species lived on the Iberian Peninsula. A new study shows there are two, separated b
Medieval Shipwreck Discovered in Lake Constance Off Lindau
A recreational diver tipped off archaeologists about wooden remains off Lindau. Radiocarbon dating revealed the wreck dates from 1420–1450,
Discounted Tickets for World Cup and Pop Concerts Could Slash Mega-Event Emissions
A University of Cambridge study reveals that spectator travel accounts for up to 97% of emissions at major concerts and tournaments. Researc
Europe's Stubborn Heatwave: Meteorologist Warns 'Summer Bites Back'
A severe heatwave continues to affect large parts of Europe, with temperatures exceeding 40°C in several regions. Meteorologists warn the ex
Trieste's Bull Ray Surge: A Mediterranean First Threatens Mussel Farms
Large groups of bull rays, a protected species, are appearing off Trieste with unprecedented frequency. Their feeding on mussel lines is cau
Wildfire Smoke Threatens World Cup Final in New Jersey as Air Quality Worsens
World Cup organisers are closely monitoring wildfire smoke that has pushed air quality to hazardous levels in New Jersey. Health experts urg
Spanish Cardiologist Warns of Heart Risks During World Cup Final
Spanish cardiologist José Abellán warns that the emotional stress of the World Cup final can trigger heart attacks in vulnerable fans. He id
Brussels Sets 46% Electrification Target by 2040 to Slash Fossil Fuel Imports
The European Commission has announced a 46% electrification target for the EU economy by 2040, aiming to reduce €260 billion in annual impor
EU Carbon Market Expansion to Cover International Flights from 2029
International flights arriving in Europe from destinations within 5,000 km will be subject to carbon pricing from 2029. The move aims to lev
Severe Storms in France Leave Two Dead, Over 50,000 Homes Without Power
Two people were killed as severe thunderstorms hit central and eastern France on Thursday evening. A woman died in Haute-Vienne after a tree
World Cup Final Air Quality Crisis: Smoke Exposure Equals Smoking 10 Cigarettes
Thick smoke from Canadian wildfires has turned New York's sky orange and pushed air quality to unhealthy levels just days before the World C
Zaragoza Wildfire Becomes Spain's Largest This Year, Burning 12,000 Hectares
A wildfire in Zaragoza's Cinco Villas district has burned 12,000 hectares, becoming Spain's largest this year. Six villages have been evacua