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By Elena Novak

Covers the European Green Deal, energy transition and the climate politics of the member states.

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Deepest Whale Graveyard Discovered in Indian Ocean Reveals Ancient Ecosystems
Environment

Deepest Whale Graveyard Discovered in Indian Ocean Reveals Ancient Ecosystems

A whale graveyard 7 km beneath the Indian Ocean is the deepest and oldest ever found. Bones up to 5.3 million years old host unique deep-sea

EU Agrees to Stabilise Carbon Costs for Households Ahead of 2028 ETS2 Launch
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EU Agrees to Stabilise Carbon Costs for Households Ahead of 2028 ETS2 Launch

EU co-legislators have agreed to reinforce the market stability reserve for the new Emissions Trading System 2 (ETS2), which will cover buil

WHO: Europe Must Act After 200,000 Preventable Heat Deaths in Four Years
Health

WHO: Europe Must Act After 200,000 Preventable Heat Deaths in Four Years

Extreme heat has caused over 200,000 deaths in Europe since 2020, nearly all preventable, according to the WHO. Italy, Spain, Germany, and G

WHO Europe Chief Reassures World Cup Fans Amid US Push for Ebola Travel Bans
Health

WHO Europe Chief Reassures World Cup Fans Amid US Push for Ebola Travel Bans

WHO Europe chief Hans Kluge advises World Cup fans to proceed with travel plans, citing minimal Ebola risk. The US is urging countries inclu

Brussels to Propose Electricity Tax Cuts and Grid Overhaul to Lower Bills
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Brussels to Propose Electricity Tax Cuts and Grid Overhaul to Lower Bills

The European Commission will propose making electricity taxation more favourable than natural gas to lower bills. The plan also targets netw

France Expands Protected Forest Area by 157,000 Hectares, Mostly in French Guiana
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France Expands Protected Forest Area by 157,000 Hectares, Mostly in French Guiana

France has created seven new biological reserves and expanded two existing ones, adding 157,000 hectares of protected forest. Nearly all of

Earth to breach 1.5°C warming threshold by 2030 if emissions persist, study warns
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Earth to breach 1.5°C warming threshold by 2030 if emissions persist, study warns

Human-induced warming reached 1.37°C in 2025, and the 1.5°C Paris limit could be crossed by 2030. The global carbon budget will be exhausted

Global Environment Facility Pledges €3.4 Billion for Climate, Biodiversity, and Water Security
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Global Environment Facility Pledges €3.4 Billion for Climate, Biodiversity, and Water Security

Representatives from 186 countries agreed on a €3.4 billion package for the Global Environment Facility's ninth replenishment cycle. The fun

US Biotech Tests Gene Therapy to Rejuvenate Human Cells, Targets Eye Diseases
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US Biotech Tests Gene Therapy to Rejuvenate Human Cells, Targets Eye Diseases

Life Biosciences has administered the first human dose of a gene therapy aimed at reversing cellular ageing. The treatment uses OSK proteins

Baku Energy Week 2026: A New Era of Connectivity and Cooperation in Energy
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Baku Energy Week 2026: A New Era of Connectivity and Cooperation in Energy

Baku Energy Week 2026 brought together global leaders and industry experts to address energy security, diversification, and renewables. The

Investors Managing €11.4 Trillion Urge EU to Keep Carbon Market Strong
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Investors Managing €11.4 Trillion Urge EU to Keep Carbon Market Strong

Forty-five investors managing €11.4 trillion in assets have urged EU leaders to maintain a strong Emissions Trading System. They argue that

Poland and Germany Plan Baltic Offshore Wind Farms to Counter Russian Energy Threats
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Poland and Germany Plan Baltic Offshore Wind Farms to Counter Russian Energy Threats

Poland and Germany are jointly developing offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea to counter Russian hybrid attacks and reduce energy dependen