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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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eDNA Sampling: How River Water Is Mapping 10% of Earth's Biodiversity
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eDNA Sampling: How River Water Is Mapping 10% of Earth's Biodiversity

Environmental DNA (eDNA) technology allows anyone to collect river water samples to identify species. NatureMetrics has surveyed 10% of the

Berlin Police Use Water Cannon to Cool Bruno Mars Fans Amid Heatwave
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Berlin Police Use Water Cannon to Cool Bruno Mars Fans Amid Heatwave

Berlin police used a water cannon to cool thousands of Bruno Mars fans queuing outside the Olympiastadion. The move came as temperatures soa

Swiss Glaciers Hit Record Early Melt as Europe's Heatwave Accelerates Ice Loss
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Swiss Glaciers Hit Record Early Melt as Europe's Heatwave Accelerates Ice Loss

Swiss glaciers have lost all snow and ice accumulated over winter by late June, three months earlier than the historic average. The early me

Germany Sets New All-Time Heat Record at 41.7°C in Brandenburg
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Germany Sets New All-Time Heat Record at 41.7°C in Brandenburg

Germany's temperature record was broken again on Sunday, reaching 41.7°C in Neißemünde-Coschen, Brandenburg. The previous record, set just a

From Cooling Ties to Facekinis: Global Heat Adaptation Lessons for Europe
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From Cooling Ties to Facekinis: Global Heat Adaptation Lessons for Europe

Japan's cooling ties and neck rings use simple physiology to beat the heat. China's UV-protective face masks reflect cultural priorities. Tr

Berlin Police Deploy Water Cannons to Cool Public as Germany Bakes in Record Heatwave
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Berlin Police Deploy Water Cannons to Cool Public as Germany Bakes in Record Heatwave

Berlin police deployed two water cannons to cool the public amid a record-breaking heatwave. Germany recorded its warmest night since record

Berlin Police Use Water Cannons to Cool Public as Germany Faces Record Heatwave
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Berlin Police Use Water Cannons to Cool Public as Germany Faces Record Heatwave

Berlin police have repurposed water cannons to cool the public as Germany bakes under its first major heatwave. Temperatures in the capital

Under-50s Show Faster Biological Ageing, Linked to Rising Cancer Rates
Health

Under-50s Show Faster Biological Ageing, Linked to Rising Cancer Rates

New research reveals that people under 50 are ageing faster at a cellular level than previous generations. The study links this accelerated

Trump's Fossil Fuel Push Fails as US Solar Surges Past Coal
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Trump's Fossil Fuel Push Fails as US Solar Surges Past Coal

Solar overtook coal in US electricity generation for the first time in May 2026. Trump's attempts to block offshore wind and scrap solar tax

Europe's Heatwave Intensifies: Paris Bans Alcohol, Pride March Postponed
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Europe's Heatwave Intensifies: Paris Bans Alcohol, Pride March Postponed

Paris bans alcohol in public and postpones its Pride March as temperatures hit 39°C. Germany records its highest-ever temperature at 41.3°C

Rooftop Solar Powers Free Air Conditioning for Hours, but Is It Truly Green?
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Rooftop Solar Powers Free Air Conditioning for Hours, but Is It Truly Green?

A new analysis shows rooftop solar can power air conditioning for five hours per day during heatwaves. However, the environmental cost of re

Fourth Child Dies in French Heatwave as Toddler Succumbs to Heatstroke in Marseille
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Fourth Child Dies in French Heatwave as Toddler Succumbs to Heatstroke in Marseille

An 18-month-old baby died after being found with hyperthermia in a car on the Timone medical campus in Marseille. This is the fourth child d