Bees and other pollinators are crucial for around 84% of food crops in the EU and 80% of wildflowers, yet pesticide use has contributed to a sharp decline in po...
Activists in Croatia have been served a costly lawsuit over their 12-year campaign to stop developers’ plans for a mammoth golf resort on Srđ hill – a vast area...
Poland broke EU law by increasing timber logging in a protected primeval forest. That's the view of a top legal adviser to the EU court.
Yves Bot – a French ma...
Plans to mine lithium – the key metal used to manufacture smartphone batteries – less than 3km from the centre of the Spanish city of Cáceres have been met with...
After marathon talks, and more than four months after voters went to the polls, German politicians finally look set to form a new government – and Angela Merkel...
Flooding is an all too real risk for cities around the world. Climate change has made the sight of waterlogged homes and businesses a regular one in the media. ...
Pharmaceutical pollution is contributing to the end of life-saving antibiotics. Despite this a senior European Commission official revealed this week that a muc...
High-level talks on new EU fertiliser rules begin today – and how to tackle cadmium – a toxic carcinogen present in many chemical fertilisers – is at the top of...
Huge numbers of Europe's baby fish are being caught in fishing nets with devastating consequences for future fish stocks.
New draft laws meant to tackle the pr...
The only direct source of EU environmental and climate funding has been praised in a recent evaluation.
While other EU green money is dished out as part of sch...
