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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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EU Pledges Additional €5 Million to Combat Ebola in Eastern DR Congo
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EU Pledges Additional €5 Million to Combat Ebola in Eastern DR Congo

The European Union has committed an extra €5 million to strengthen Ebola testing and surveillance in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. T

Nine EU States Push Back Against Mandatory Green Fleet Quotas
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Nine EU States Push Back Against Mandatory Green Fleet Quotas

A coalition of nine EU member states, led by Poland, is challenging the European Commission's proposal to mandate electric vehicle quotas fo

First Underwater Video of Great White Shark in Mediterranean Captured During Ghost Net Cleanup
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First Underwater Video of Great White Shark in Mediterranean Captured During Ghost Net Cleanup

Technical divers recorded the first known underwater video of an adult great white shark in the Mediterranean during a ghost net removal mis

Longevity Medicine in Spain: Adding Life and Energy to Our Years
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Longevity Medicine in Spain: Adding Life and Energy to Our Years

Spain's life expectancy reaches 84 years, but quality of life in old age often lags. Doctors and researchers are advancing preventive longev

Oak Processionary Caterpillars Paralyze Berlin Neighbourhoods, Elderly Trapped Indoors
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Oak Processionary Caterpillars Paralyze Berlin Neighbourhoods, Elderly Trapped Indoors

Oak processionary caterpillars have infested parts of Berlin, forcing closures of sports facilities and green spaces. Elderly residents in J

How Southern Europe Keeps Cool Without Air Conditioning: Lessons for a Warming Continent
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How Southern Europe Keeps Cool Without Air Conditioning: Lessons for a Warming Continent

Southern Europeans have long relied on passive cooling techniques to survive heatwaves without air conditioning. From closed shutters to dam

Ebola Cases Surpass 470 in Central Africa as WHO Warns of Potential Record Outbreak
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Ebola Cases Surpass 470 in Central Africa as WHO Warns of Potential Record Outbreak

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda has reached 471 confirmed cases, with 84 deaths. The WHO warns it could be

Spain Braces for Intense Heatwave as Temperatures Near 40°C
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Spain Braces for Intense Heatwave as Temperatures Near 40°C

Most of Spain will experience intense heat this weekend, with temperatures reaching 38°C in the Guadalquivir valley. The heatwave follows th

EU Fossil Fuel Imports Drop Since Iran War, but Germany, Italy, Belgium Buck Trend
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EU Fossil Fuel Imports Drop Since Iran War, but Germany, Italy, Belgium Buck Trend

EU LNG imports dropped 1.2% since the Iran war began, but Germany, Italy, and Belgium increased theirs. Renewables saved €12.8 billion, yet

Northern Lights Expected Over Germany This Weekend: Best Viewing Tips
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Northern Lights Expected Over Germany This Weekend: Best Viewing Tips

The US NOAA has forecast a G3 geomagnetic storm that may bring the northern lights to Germany, especially in the north and along the coasts.

Nosferatu Spider Spreads Along Baltic Coast: What to Know About Bites
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Nosferatu Spider Spreads Along Baltic Coast: What to Know About Bites

The Nosferatu spider, native to the Mediterranean, has spread across Germany and is now common on the Baltic Sea islands of Rügen and Usedom

Nosferatu Spider Reaches Baltic Coast: What to Do If Bitten
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Nosferatu Spider Reaches Baltic Coast: What to Do If Bitten

The Nosferatu spider, tracked by Germany's NABU, has spread to the Baltic islands of Rügen and Usedom. Its bite is painful but not medically