Tallinn as the European Green Capital of 2023
Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is a beautiful medieval city whose historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its
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Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is a beautiful medieval city whose historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its
Continue readingThe news about Venice sinking are all over the Internet. Everyone knew that Venice was going to sink someday, but
Continue readingThe indigenous Sámi people of northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia traditionally engage in semi-nomadic reindeer herding, using their meat,
Continue readingPlease also read: COP27 – Week 2 roundup Young people are definitely shaping outcomes at COP27 Sophia Kianni 20 y.o.,
Continue readingTalks at the UN annual climate summit in Egypt have wrapped up, with negotiations running into the weekend. Some progress
Continue readingWeek 1 of COP27 in Sharm El Sheik has come to a close; here are the main takeaways so far.
Continue readingThe 7th annual United Nations meeting on climate (COP27) will be taking place from November 6th to 18th in Sharm
Continue readingHeating with wood is considered climate-neutral. The EU Parliament has just decided again that biomass from wood is still considered
Continue readingAs part of our project “Multiperspektivischer Blick auf die Biodiversiät im Wald und in Waldrandgebieten“, we continued our podcast series
Continue readingSince the last COP 26 in Glasgow global leaders and the public have finally been paying more attention to the crucial
Continue readingA scheme allowing free travel on trains was launched in Spain at the beginning of September, the latest in a
Continue readingSeptember 7th is the International Day of Clean Air for blue skies! This year’s theme is The Air We Share,
Continue readingBats are beautiful and unique creatures found all around the globe, but they often get a bad name. They are
Continue readingFrom the crunch of leaves underfoot and the fiery foliage adorning the trees, you might be thinking autumn has come
Continue readingBeavers are well-known as cute, swimming rodents, who fell trees and build dams, sometimes resulting in conflict with people. However,
Continue readingWhile the northern hemisphere suffers under intense summer heatwaves, a new study highlights how catastrophic climate change outcomes haven’t been
Continue readingAfter an unusually cold and wet spring Butterfly Conservation announced the next Big Butterfly Count, the camping will last till
Continue readingUkrainian women- foresters, despite many challenges have a strong will to learn more about EU forestry and exchange their national experience with their colleagues abroad, joint stud-tour, organised by European Wilderness Society.
Continue readingSpecies extinction risk is accelerating due to anthropogenic climate change, raising the urgency to protect vulnerable species. The emperor penguin
Continue readingDrying lakes are a growing problem thanks to climate change, but nothing can compare to the fate of the Aral
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