New EU Environment Commissioner: Time to Learn Lessons?
Over the past 5 years, the von der Leyen Commission has passed more environmental regulations than any in history. The Green Deal…
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Green Escapes – Best Parks To Enjoy A Sunday Stroll In Brussels
Brussels is a city brimming with vibrant parks that invite you to take a leisurely Sunday stroll. Whether you’re searching for a…
EU Green Initiative: Over €380 Million Fuels 133 New LIFE Projects
Brussels, Europe — In a decisive step towards environmental sustainability, the European Commission has announced a significant investment of more than €380 million…
The Chancery Lane Project unveils climate clauses for Japanese and German markets
London, U.K. 8 October 2024: UK-based, nonprofit The Chancery Lane Project (TCLP) has launched six new foreign-language climate clauses — three German and three Japanese.…
Poland’s Railway Transformation: A €230 Million Investment in Green Energy
On July 29, 2024, a significant step forward for Poland’s railway system was announced with the European Investment Bank (EIB) extending a…
Wind power generation is the second largest source of electricity in China
International Energy Net reports that in the first quarter of 2024, China’s electricity generation from wind generators overtook hydropower generation to become…
Europeans over 30 understand climate change better than younger generations, EIB survey finds
EIB // The fight against climate change requires collective action — from governments, institutions, businesses and individuals. A good understanding of the…
INTERVIEW: Sustainable energy offers ‘hope’ in fight against desertification and land loss
Sustainable sources of energy, including solar and wind power, can help communities across the world to reverse desertification and land loss
Royals at the European Green Deal Forum
Green Transition Forum 4.0: New global perspectives for the CEE region is taking place on 26-28 June 2024, Bulgaria (Sofia Event Center,…
Mexico: Drought will affect 89.5% of the country’s territory
The area of Mexico affected by drought is expected to increase from “85.58% to 89.58% due to the lack of rain,” reports…