Europe’s turn for a Green New Deal?
With the European elections behind us, what could the ‘green wave’ mean for the EU? By Patrick ten...
Nature
Thousands of whales and dolphins killed by failure to follow EU rules
Thousands of whales, porpoises and dolphins are killed every year after being accidentally caught in fishing nets. Environmental...
How saving flamingos puts Montenegro one step closer to EU membership
A unique Montenegrin migratory bird paradise at the salt pans of Ulcinj Salina was finally declared a protected...
Holiday hotspots: EU urged to step in on destructive developments
The summer holiday season is just around the corner and with more people travelling to more places than...
Has Germany opened the floodgates of support for EU water law?
The German government has gone against the position of industry lobbyists trying to weaken legal protections for European...
Oiling the wheels of injustice
After a quarter of a century of legal battles, indigenous communities in the Amazon are still awaiting justice...
What if nature had rights?
A new report published earlier this week reveals the worrying collapse of biodiversity around the world. To protect...
Environmental emergency: major assessment reveals humanity entering danger zone as 1 million species risk extinction
Humanity faces a global environmental emergency – that’s the stark warning issued today by the world’s top nature...
Banned pesticides get stay of execution in France
The French Parliament has pushed back a ban on production of certain pesticides for 3 years – despite...
How 375,000 people became Europe’s water guardians
375,000 people from across Europe have signed up to defend an EU water protection law that national governments...
