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Let sleeping bears lie: Photo of snoozing polar bear wins prestigious wildlife photography award
07.02.2024
Let sleeping bears lie: Photo of snoozing polar bear wins prestigious wildlife photography award
A photo of a young polar bear napping on an iceberg has been handed the Wildlife Photographer of the Year…
‘Unprecedented collapse’ in EU coal and gas electricity generation last year, report reveals
07.02.2024
‘Unprecedented collapse’ in EU coal and gas electricity generation last year, report reveals
More of Europe’s electricity came from wind power than fossil gas for the first time ever last year. That’s according…
New dinosaur-like reptile discovered in Scotland after bones found on field trip
06.02.2024
New dinosaur-like reptile discovered in Scotland after bones found on field trip
A new dinosaur-like species has been uncovered in Scotland, giving palaeontologists a precious insight into animal life in the Middle…
Stronger hurricanes are here but would a new category keep people safer?
06.02.2024
Stronger hurricanes are here but would a new category keep people safer?
A handful of super powerful tropical storms in the last decade, and the prospect of more to come, has experts…
No plans to fix cows with anti-belch masks, says Commissioner
06.02.2024
No plans to fix cows with anti-belch masks, says Commissioner
Gassy emissions from ruminants such as dairy and beef cattle are the most significant source of potent greenhouse gas methane…
This disused mine in Finland is being turned into a gravity battery to store renewable energy
06.02.2024
This disused mine in Finland is being turned into a gravity battery to store renewable energy
One of Europe’s deepest mines in a small town in Finland is being transformed into an underground energy store. It…
Governments caught off guard by von der Leyen’s U-turn on pesticide cuts
06.02.2024
Governments caught off guard by von der Leyen’s U-turn on pesticide cuts
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen’s decision to withdraw her administration’s proposal to halve chemical pesticide across the EU…
‘Cathedrals of history’: How ancient sea sponges give worrying clues about global warming
06.02.2024
‘Cathedrals of history’: How ancient sea sponges give worrying clues about global warming
A handful of centuries-old sponges from deep in the Caribbean Sea could hold clues about the impact of human-caused climate…
Europe’s clean industrial strategy demands more strategic investment
06.02.2024
Europe’s clean industrial strategy demands more strategic investment
With pivotal elections around the corner, Europeans are wrestling with a cost-of-living crisis and heightened anxiety over the health of…
ESMA securities regulator to be handed new green rating powers
06.02.2024
ESMA securities regulator to be handed new green rating powers
The EU’s securities and markets authority ESMA is to be handed new powers to oversee the providers of green ratings,…