EU lawmakers want better prevention against forest fires Michael Murphy . September 13, 2023 After a destructive summer in southern Europe, EU lawmakers and experts are asking the European Commission to increase forest fire....
EU lawmakers pass bill hiking renewable energy targets Michael Murphy . September 13, 2023 The European Parliament gave its final approval on Tuesday (12 September) to legally binding targets to expand renewable energy faster....
A finer picture of global migration reveals complex patterns Hannah Steiner . September 10, 2023 New research shows that socio-economic factors play a larger role than climate.
Why bats carry viruses that have higher fatality rates in humans than those from other mammals Hannah Steiner . September 10, 2023 Prior research has shown that when a virus jumps from bats to humans, the results can be deadlier for humans....
Belgium records first-ever September heatwave Michael Murphy . September 09, 2023 Belgium officially registered its first-ever September heatwave on Friday (8 September), as temperatures in Brussels topped 25 degrees Celsius (77....
Experts blame poor government preparation for Greek fires’ devastation Michael Murphy . September 05, 2023 While the Greek government has been quick to blame global warming for the summer’s devastating wildfires, some experts argue that....
F-gas revision: far more than a climate victory for Europe Michael Murphy . September 04, 2023 Swiftly banning fluorinated gases (F-gases) will not only significantly curb the EU’s climate impact, but also reduce its dependence on....
Why the EU’s 2050 climate neutrality target is 10 years too late Michael Murphy . September 03, 2023 Global science says that rich nations should achieve climate neutrality no later than 2040, write Leon de Graaf, Dominika Floriánová,....