By Elena Novak
Covers the European Green Deal, energy transition and the climate politics of the member states.
EU Energy Ministers Win Greater Control Over Bloc's Future Grid After Clashes with Commission
EU energy ministers have agreed to give themselves a greater say in the design of the bloc's future electricity grid. The deal, brokered by
Marseille Outreach Teams Battle to Protect Homeless from Record Heatwave
France's heatwave leaves homeless populations dangerously exposed. In Marseille, mobile teams distribute water and direct people to cooling
Paris Vet Sees Surge in Pet Heatstroke Cases During French Heatwave
A Paris veterinary clinic has seen a notable rise in pets admitted with panting and hyperthermia during the current heatwave. The trend unde
Air Conditioning in Europe: The Facts Behind the Heated Political Debate
French politicians have turned air conditioning into a political battleground amid record-breaking heatwaves. Experts argue the debate overl
Construction and Agriculture Top Europe's Heat-Exposed Jobs as Climate Risks Mount
Construction and agriculture are Europe's most heat-exposed industries. Transport, manufacturing, and energy also face growing disruption as
Copernicus Director: Europe Must Adapt to Extreme Heat or Face Deadly Consequences
Copernicus director Carlo Buontempo says record-breaking heat should no longer be surprising. He urges European governments to implement ada
Spain Records 327 Heat-Related Deaths in Under a Week as Record Heatwave Persists
Spain has registered 327 heat-related deaths since Sunday amid a record-breaking heatwave. The extreme temperatures are expected to persist
EU Investigators Seize 4,200 Tonnes of Illegal Textile Waste Shipped from Italy to Turkey
EU investigators seized 4,200 tonnes of textile waste illegally shipped from Italy to Turkey. An additional 2,100 tonnes were found at a Tur
Eastern Europe's Hospitals Overwhelmed as Heatwave Shifts Continent-Wide
The heatwave now gripping eastern Europe is overwhelming hospitals from Warsaw to Budapest. Emergency rooms report a sharp rise in heatstrok
Paris Court Orders TotalEnergies to Disclose Indirect Emissions and Strengthen Climate Strategy
The Paris judicial court has ordered TotalEnergies to disclose its indirect greenhouse gas emissions and revise its climate strategy. The ru
EU Gas Demand Rises as Domestic Production Falls: A Member State Comparison
Natural gas demand is rising across the EU, but domestic production is struggling to keep up. This analysis compares consumption and product
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Outbreaks Kill Over 100 in Europe in Two Years
Over 100 people have died in Europe from flesh-eating bacteria outbreaks in the past two years. Vibrio vulnificus is spreading in the Medite