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

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
Environment

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
Environment

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
Health

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
Environment

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
Environment

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
Environment

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

Saint Anthony's Heat Wave: Portugal Braces for 45°C as Summer Festivities Begin
Environment

Saint Anthony's Heat Wave: Portugal Braces for 45°C as Summer Festivities Begin

A hot air mass from North Africa will push temperatures in Portugal to 45°C between 10 and 14 June. The peak is expected on Saint Anthony's

St Anthony's Day Brings Scorching Heat to Portugal, Temperatures Near 45°C
Environment

St Anthony's Day Brings Scorching Heat to Portugal, Temperatures Near 45°C

Portugal is experiencing a severe heatwave on St Anthony's Day, with temperatures reaching up to 45°C. The national holiday has driven many

Europe's Digital Twin Ocean: AI and Satellites Create Virtual Replica to Safeguard Marine Ecosystems
Environment

Europe's Digital Twin Ocean: AI and Satellites Create Virtual Replica to Safeguard Marine Ecosystems

The European Digital Twin Ocean (EDITO) is a virtual replica of the ocean built with AI and satellite data. It allows users to explore 'what

India's Heatwave Death Toll Massively Underreported, Study Reveals
Environment

India's Heatwave Death Toll Massively Underreported, Study Reveals

A study in Frontiers in Environmental Health estimates a single day of extreme heat causes 3,400 excess deaths in India. Official figures re

Copernicus Warns Record May Heatwave Signals New Climate Normal for Europe
Environment

Copernicus Warns Record May Heatwave Signals New Climate Normal for Europe

May 2027 was the second-hottest May globally, with Britain, France, Ireland, and Portugal breaking national records. The EU's Copernicus ser