We hear everywhere about „green finance“, „sustainable investment“ and the ambitious „European Green Deal“. These terms have become part of our everyday conversation, but they often remain just vague slogans. But what is really behind them? (more…)
More than 75% of Europeans live in cities, which are becoming the main battlegrounds in the fight against the climate crisis. It is in these urban centres that we will decide whether we win or lose this fight. It is therefore natural (more…)
Food systems represent a major contribution to environmental pressures, such as greenhouse gas emissions and biodiversity loss. As a result, large-scale dietary changes are needed to avoid (more…)
Most of us feel some form of anxiety about climate change. We see it as a gradual, linear process – the world is warming by tenths of a degree, glaciers are slowly melting, and sea levels are rising. This picture of gradual change is (more…)
Service Copernicus The Climate Change Monitoring Service (C3S), implemented by ECMWF on behalf of the European Commission, has published its latest Monthly Climate Bulletin, confirming the ongoing series of exceptionally high global (more…)
Almost a decade after the adoption of the Paris Agreement, the climate movement has focused on keeping the increase in average global surface temperature below the threshold 1.5 °CDespite activism and multilateral negotiations on emissions reductions (more…)
Diplomats from the 27 member states of the European Union (EU) are under intense time pressure to quickly agree on a 10-year target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The decision must be made before the (more…)
Last year was marked by the breaking of temperature records around the world. Despite high greenhouse gas emissions and a strong El Niño, the unexpected level of temperature rise surprised climate researchers. A detailed global study that (more…)
Recent devastating events, such as the floods that hit Valencia in October 2024, have raised questions about Europe's preparedness to face climate extremes and how cities can prepare for what science has long predicted. (more…)
Biowaste, which includes food, garden and agricultural materials, makes up a significant portion of municipal waste. If this waste is improperly landfilled under anaerobic conditions, it releases methane (CH₄), extremely strong (more…)
The Paris Agreement, adopted in 2015, represents an international commitment aimed at limiting the increase in global average temperature by 2100. well below 2 °C compared to pre-industrial levels, with the aim of keeping it below 1.5°C. (more…)
For Europe and the world, tackling climate change remains one of the most important challenges of our time. In order to maintain leadership in the ongoing technological transformation, reduce dependence on fossil fuels and (more…)
Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2025 brought about a revolution in materials engineering and recognized pioneering work that has the potential to significantly impact the global fight against climate change and pollution. The award was received by (more…)
The planet is currently grappling with a “new reality.” Recent research compiled by 160 scientists warns that we are rapidly approaching several critical thresholds in the Earth system, known as “tipping points.” (more…)
Artificial intelligence (AI) records rapid progress and its applications range from education and healthcare to areas requiring complex analytics. AI is a broad term describing a variety of useful technologies that mimic human intelligence, including judgment and (more…)
Composting is a valuable strategy for recycling resources and protecting the environment in organic waste management. During this process, organic waste is converted into sanitized, stable (more…)
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