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Global warming: The goal of staying below 2°C “Is dead,” Says leading climate scientist

Renowned climate scientist James Hansen, former head of climate research at NASA, has issued a stark warning: the goal of limiting global temperature rise to below 2°C—as set by the Paris Climate Agreement—is now out of reach

EU measures for better water resource management

European Commissioner Jessika Roswall to present the EU Water Strategy in 2025

The magnetic north pole is shifting – Significant consequences for global navigation

The accuracy of coordinates is crucial for the navigation of aircraft, ships and GPS devices - How is the magnetic field of the magnetic pole affected?

Natura 2000: Their development could contribute €2 billion annually

The new study essentially serves as the National Strategic Plan for organizing and developing tourism in Natura 2000 areas

Somalia: Dozens of dead or dying dolphins stranded on a beach

At least 100 marine mammals were stranded yesterday, Thursday afternoon on a beach located between the port of Bossace and Mareeko beach - About 30 dolphins were rescued and returned to the water

Global sustainability takes center stage at Davos: A focus on oceans and blue economy

The World Economic Forum’s annual meeting, taking place in Switzerland from January 22–23, 2025, spotlights global efforts to protect and manage marine resources

Toxic bacteria are found in the mysterious marbles on Sydney beaches

Nine beaches were closed on 14 January after glass marble-sized pellets began to wash up

Ilias Messinas: The architect who will save the planet

Began two decades ago in Aegina, Ecoweek have now spread across 17 countries, continuing to inspire more people worldwide. The visionary behind Ecoweek is guiding us toward a future of environmental preservation and sustainable living"

Sweden builds nuclear waste storage facility for 100,000 years

The Forsmark facility will be the second largest in the world - It will have 60 kilometres of tunnels buried 500 metres below the earth's surface in a 1.9 billion year old rocky substrate

Anti-oil activists “strike again” with a slogan at Darwin’s grave

Two women aged 66 and 77 were involved in the operation, who were later arrested

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