Climate change is one of the most serious global threats: the latest IPCC reports warn of „severe, widespread and irreversible“ impacts if we do not act immediately. As UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has stressed, (more…)

Melting permafrost and increasingly intense fires in the Arctic pose a much greater threat to the planet's climate stability than previously thought, according to new research published in the journal Communications Earth & Environment warns that (more…)

The world is currently at a critical juncture where the theoretical warnings of scientists are becoming everyday reality. Recent years have brought unprecedented temperature records and clear signals that the window of opportunity for (more…)

The connection between the contents of our shopping carts and the destruction of remote tropical ecosystems is much more direct than most consumers realize. The latest economic and environmental analyses reveal (more…)

Humanity has entered a new, dangerous era, which UN scientists define as global water bankruptcy. This state of affairs is not just a temporary crisis, but a systemic failure in which we have irreversibly overexploited the planet's water resources to such an extent that ecosystems and economies are in danger. (more…)

The last decade has seen a dramatic increase in the presence of populist and authoritarian political actors in the European Union. This trend has also had a major impact on topics that were once the domain of the academic community. (more…)

While global climate change reports bring increasingly dramatic warnings of extreme weather, the inhabitants of the old continent remain in a strange state of psychological calm. However, this is not the result of a rational assessment of the facts, but of a deep (more…)

The year 2025 went down in history as third warmest year on record, only narrowly lagging behind 2024 and 2023. According to data from the Copernicus Service (C3S) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the global average surface air temperature reached (more…)

In the era of ongoing climate crisis The attention of scientists and policymakers is increasingly focused on the urban environment. Cities are not only major consumers of resources, but also key battlegrounds in the effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. One of the most effective, but often overlooked, (more…)

In today's world, faced with increasingly frequent extreme weather events and limited public budgets, every investment decision becomes a strategic choice for the future. Climate resilience is not (more…)

The United States' decision to withdraw from key international climate agreements represents a watershed moment in global climate governance. As historically the planet's biggest polluter Washington, with its isolation from (more…)

The world today is facing an unprecedented crisis in which two existential problems are intertwined: the growing debt of developing countries and accelerating climate change. Many countries (more…)

For decades, we have seen urban greenery as a universal remedy for the urban heat island phenomenon and global warming. A new large-scale study published in Science Advances, which analyzed 761 megacities in 105 countries, however, this assumption (more…)

In the context of the environment and climate change, carbon is divided into several categories, which are color-coded for clarity according to their origin and impact on the planet: (more…)

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The need for strong and bold policy measures in the fight against the climate crisis is often mentioned. There is general agreement that we will not move forward without binding rules and restrictions. Whether it is taxes, bans or regulations (more…)

Climate change is currently the biggest challenge for the global ecosystem and understanding it requires a deep analysis of atmospheric processes. One of the most important indicators of this state is Earth's energy imbalance (EEI), which represents (more…)

The European Commission presented a new industrial strategy known as the Clean Industrial Deal (CID). This move is a direct response to the global return to stronger industrial policies and, in particular, to the loss of (more…)

The European Union has taken an important step in regulating products that contribute to deforestation. The European Parliament adopted an amending regulation on 17 December, amending the original Regulation (EU) (more…)

In the current global environment, it is becoming increasingly clear that the biggest obstacle to effective climate action is not a lack of technology, but ecological myopia. This phenomenon, defined as constantly (more…)