Cheap Electricity and Jobs Keep Serbia Tied to Coal
The Kolubara coal mine in Serbia never closes—24 hours a day, 365 days per year, excavators work around the clock gnawing away at the...
Methane Levels Are Rising – Could it be Nature’s Response to Warming?
In this episode of Climate Now, we meet researchers in Sweden trying to find out why levels of the climate-warming gas methane are rising...
Landfill May Have Triggered Damaging Landslide in Sweden, Experts Say
A significant landslide that destroyed part of a highway in southwest Sweden may have been caused by excavated material placed on a site at...
Firefighters in Greece Struggle to Control Wildfires, Including the EU’s Largest Blaze
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Firefighters struggled Thursday against strong winds and hot, dry conditions to tame multiple wildfires ravaging Greece, including one in the...
‘Bleak Reality’: Greece Wildfires Kill 20 With Dozens of Firefighters Injured
Europe’s summer fires have removed wooded areas capable of absorbing 2.3 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year. Wildfires in Greece are raging for...
Sweden is Building the World’s Largest Wooden City
Swedish developers are getting ready to build the world’s largest wooden city, setting the stage for a possible domino effect of similar projects across...
Centre-right EPP Group Calls for Rewriting of EU’s Nature Restoration Law on Eve of Vote
The legislation has been the subject of fierce debate between political factions within the European Parliament. All eyes will be on the European Parliament’s...
Danish Companies to Supply Nuclear Energy in Indonesia That Will Feed 45 Million People
Nuclear power developed in Denmark will help Indonesia produce low-emission ammonia. The production will go toward fertilizer and food production that is set to...