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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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Solar saved Europe €12.8 billion since Iran war began, Spain leads renewables race
Environment

Solar saved Europe €12.8 billion since Iran war began, Spain leads renewables race

Solar power saved Europe €12.8 billion in fossil fuel imports since the Iran war began on 27 February. Spain has doubled its wind and solar

Clash Erupts at Albanian Protest Against Kushner-Linked Resort Project
Environment

Clash Erupts at Albanian Protest Against Kushner-Linked Resort Project

Security personnel pushed a protester to the ground during a rally against a luxury resort project in Albania linked to Jared Kushner. The i

Baku Energy Week: Grids Lag as Global Fossil Fuel and Renewable Use Rises Together
Environment

Baku Energy Week: Grids Lag as Global Fossil Fuel and Renewable Use Rises Together

Global consumption of oil, gas, coal, and renewables is rising simultaneously, challenging the energy transition narrative. Grid infrastruct

UN Report: Data Centers' Energy Use Rivals Nations, AI Users Urged to Be Less Polite
Environment

UN Report: Data Centers' Energy Use Rivals Nations, AI Users Urged to Be Less Polite

Data centers consumed 448 TWh of electricity in 2024, rivaling Argentina's emissions. AI queries are 200 times more energy-intensive than ba

EU Bans Chinese Solar Inverters from Funded Projects, Raising Costs and Security Concerns
Environment

EU Bans Chinese Solar Inverters from Funded Projects, Raising Costs and Security Concerns

The European Commission bans EU-funded solar projects from using Chinese inverters due to cybersecurity fears. The shift to European alterna

Regenerative Farms Lost Three Times Less Yield in France's Droughts: Study
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Regenerative Farms Lost Three Times Less Yield in France's Droughts: Study

A study of 1,262 French farms found that highly regenerative operations lost only 8% of crop yields during the 2023 drought, versus 22% for

Microsoft and Mayo Clinic Develop Specialized AI Model for Healthcare Diagnostics
Health

Microsoft and Mayo Clinic Develop Specialized AI Model for Healthcare Diagnostics

Microsoft and Mayo Clinic have announced a new AI model tailored for healthcare, combining Mayo's clinical expertise with Microsoft's cloud

Albanian Protests Enter Third Day Over Kushner-Linked Coastal Resort
Environment

Albanian Protests Enter Third Day Over Kushner-Linked Coastal Resort

Protests in Albania against a Trump family-linked resort have entered a third day. Critics say the project threatens a protected wildlife re

Dutch Environmentalist Fired from Tata Steel After Far-Right Student Past Revealed
Environment

Dutch Environmentalist Fired from Tata Steel After Far-Right Student Past Revealed

Donald Pols was fired from Tata Steel after just one day as chief sustainability officer. Dutch newspaper NRC revealed he had been a member

Spain Records Deadliest May on Record as Early Heatwave Claims 101 Lives
Health

Spain Records Deadliest May on Record as Early Heatwave Claims 101 Lives

Spain recorded 101 heat-related deaths in May 2025, the highest for that month since monitoring began in 2015. Health Minister Mónica García

Europe's Healthcare Waiting Lists: Which Countries Leave Patients Waiting Longest?
Health

Europe's Healthcare Waiting Lists: Which Countries Leave Patients Waiting Longest?

More than one in ten UK patients wait over a year for a specialist appointment. In Slovenia, hip replacement patients wait a median of 667 d

EU Wetlands Restoration Draws Record Flamingo Numbers to Venice Lagoon
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EU Wetlands Restoration Draws Record Flamingo Numbers to Venice Lagoon

A record 24,000 flamingos wintered in Venice Lagoon in 2025, up 6,000 from 2024. EU-funded salt marsh restoration is expanding their habitat