
European soil revitalization program
Soil is the second largest carbon sink on our planet, yet in Europe today, 60 to 70 % of soil is in an unhealthy and degraded state. Long-term use of conventional agricultural practices (viac…)


Soil is the second largest carbon sink on our planet, yet in Europe today, 60 to 70 % of soil is in an unhealthy and degraded state. Long-term use of conventional agricultural practices (viac…)

Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the Member States of the European Union became fully aware of the urgent need to strengthen their defence capabilities and guarantee European security. This strategic shift culminated in the presentation of White Paper on European Defence – Preparedness 2030 in March 2025, which set (viac…)
Europe's cultural heritage and creative industries are at the forefront of the fight against the climate crisis. Through Horizon Europe, the European Union is investing tens of millions of euros in innovative projects that combine art, architecture, science and (viac…)
The transition from the FADN accounting network to the FSDN sustainability network brings new methodologies measuring carbon footprints at the farm level and linking spatial data with greenhouse gas emissions modeling. (viac…)

While virtually the entire world is warming significantly due to human-caused climate change, there is an area in the North Atlantic south of Greenland and Iceland that is bucking the trend and is even cooling. This unusual ocean (viac…)

From green roofs and wooden buildings to active citizen engagement, nine innovative projects show the way to sustainable, climate-neutral and resilient cities. Modern European cities are at the heart of the green and (viac…)


Artificial intelligence is often presented as an intangible software miracle that will solve the climate crisis and make the world more efficient. But behind this digital revolution is the most massive physical infrastructure in history – giant concrete data centers. (viac…)

Europe is currently facing a triple planetary crisis – climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss. Land degradation is affecting 60 to 70 % of agricultural land in the EU, with increasing weather extremes and disrupted water cycles directly threatening (viac…)


The systemic connection of forest fire prevention harvesting, biodiversity protection and biochar production offers a circular bio-economy model. The collected forest waste is processed in pyrolysis plants instead of open burning. (viac…)

Modern business today faces a multitude of new regulations, standards, and deadlines that are difficult to navigate. This dictionary was created as a practical aid for professionals and students alike. It will help you quickly understand (viac…)

While generations born in the mid-20th century lived most of their lives in relatively stable climates, for children born today, extreme weather suitable for the spread of wildfires is becoming relentless. (viac…)
The European sustainable investment market is at a critical turning point. The original Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR 1.0), while groundbreaking in 2021, has encountered interpretative ambiguity in practice. (viac…)


During August 2026, the European Commission published and put into effect a series of major legislative initiatives and consultations that will fundamentally impact environmental policy, industries and waste management. (viac…)
The global effort to limit warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels remains the cornerstone of international climate policy and is seen as both a legal and ethical imperative. However, the reality of emissions (viac…)
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