EU court rules logging in Białowieża forest was illegal
In a landmark case, the EU’s top court has ruled that Poland broke EU law by increasing timber logging...
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Public health disaster on the cards if pharmaceutical pollution left unchecked say campaigners
A group of campaigners has written to Vice-President Timmermans this week with concerns about the health and environmental...
Intensive animal farming under spotlight amid slew of alarming stats on nature loss
Twenty environmental NGOs wrote to European leaders this week calling for them to take a serious look at...
Over 77,000 people call on Slovenian government to scrap Mura River dam plans
77,310 people have called on the Slovenian government to abandon plans to erect eight hydropower dams across the...
Last call for bee-harming pesticides?
Bees and other pollinators are crucial for around 84% of food crops in the EU and 80% of...
Golf resort lawsuit threatens to shutdown Croatian environment group
Activists in Croatia have been served a costly lawsuit over their 12-year campaign to stop developers’ plans for...
Białowieża logging illegal says top EU legal adviser
Poland broke EU law by increasing timber logging in a protected primeval forest. That’s the view of a top...
Thousands take to streets to protest Spanish mining boom
Plans to mine lithium – the key metal used to manufacture smartphone batteries – less than 3km from...
5 things the new German government will mean for Europe’s environment
After marathon talks, and more than four months after voters went to the polls, German politicians finally look...
Sponge cities – how urban wetlands reduce flood risk
Flooding is an all too real risk for cities around the world. Climate change has made the sight...
