Malta’s drinking water supply is under threat from climate change and human activity is not helping, experts have told Euronews. Europe’s smallest member state lacks lakes and rivers and instead … Read More
The Euronews Brussels bureau brings you its latest episode of a talk show that aims to break down European news and politics to make it more accessible to viewers. This … Read More
Nuclear power and its role in the decarbonisation of the European Union is proving divisive among the bloc’s member states and has become yet another point of contention chipping away … Read More
Authorities across Europe are increasingly looking at introducing lower speed limits on motorways in a bid to reduce carbon emissions despite some pushback on whether it’s a worthwhile intervention. A 100km/h … Read More
The European Union is on track to exceed its 2030 target for clean energy technologies, as the deployment of solar and heat pumps soared last year due to Russia’s war … Read More
The Euronews Brussels bureau brings you its latest episode of a new talk show that aims to break down European news and politics to make it more accessible to viewers. … Read More
The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not represent in any way the editorial position of Euronews. Europe has always been a leader in … Read More
Environmental activists in Berlin are criticising the decision by authorities not to hold a referendum on climate neutrality on the same day as the state parliamentary elections on Sunday as … Read More
The European Union needs to boost investments in wildfire prevention as the forest fire season is becoming longer and more geographically spread, Janez Lenarčič urged this week. “According to the … Read More
The European Union moved closer on Tuesday to pushing through an unprecedented tax on foreign companies that want to import products that do not meet climate-protection standards that EU companies … Read More
