Tens of thousands march for climate in Brussels ahead of UN conference
A climate march took place in Brussels on Sunday, October 11. Police estimated 45,000 participants; organizers put the figure at around 60,000.
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Falklands offshore oil goes to international arbitration
Argentina's President Javier Milei gave the UK two weeks to halt the Sea Lion oil project near the Falkland Islands.
Scientists name EU country with the cleanest rivers
Spanish hydrologists have devised a way to compare rivers across countries on a single scale, using data Eurostat has long collected.
Europe's gas storage is filled worse than ever in 18 years
The model that kept European winters predictable for decades has failed for the second year in a row.
Germany presents roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels by 2045
Europe's largest economy has officially set the date by which it expects to fully phase out coal, oil and gas.
“We are throwing away energy we have already paid for” — how Europe wants to use waste heat
Two-thirds of all energy produced worldwide in 2024 simply vanished into the air as heat.
Solar bonds" could make home panels more affordable without a loan
Home solar could cover nearly half of Europe's electricity use, yet most households face the same hurdle—high installation costs requiring savings or credit.