Who’s got coal for Christmas?
As 2019 comes to an end, Roberta Arbinolo shares her christmas list of who’s been on their best...
Industry
Mercury spotlight: The toxic lamps that shall not be turned off
The most recent call by the UN to phase out mercury-added products by 2020 is poised to give...
Energy-intensive industries vow to support Europe’s green transition
Campaigners welcome a commitment to carbon neutrality by heavy industries but warn that the current plan lacks concrete...
Six things to look out for in the European Green Deal
Set to be published within 100 days of the new Commission taking office, here are some of the...
Wanted: Sophisticated model seeks committed partners
A new EU-backed research project is seeking civil society and policy stakeholders. The project needs them to help...
Thirsty and toxic: two ways coal is bad news for water
Europe’s supply of clean, safe water is under major stress, and coal is one of the culprits. But...
‘Ten years too late’ – most toxic company promises to quit coal
After a week of unprecedented climate mobilisation worldwide, German energy giant RWE has pledged to go carbon neutral...
Climate ‘cheat sheet’ offers EU route to neutrality
A new economy, sustainable jobs, clean air and smart investments are all part of the climate neutral future...
End of Greek coal heaps pressure on Germany
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis used this week’s climate summit to announce his country would no longer burn...
Prevention is the best cure for plastic waste
Despite growing awareness of the environmental toll of plastics, production and consumption are continuing to grow in Europe....
