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Agriculture & food
Food systems, lessons from the past to shape a new roadmap
The IFPRI’s 50th anniversary report calls for a bold shift in food systems policy, urging researchers and governments to act together for a just and resilient future.
Editorial Team•12 August 2025
Energy
Renewable energy costs lower than fossil…
According to IRENA, renewables were more cost-effective than fossil fuels in 91%…
Alessandro Petrone•12 August 2025
Environment
Oysters return to offshore wind farms,…
A feasibility study by RWE and TORC shows how offshore wind farms…
Alessandro Petrone•11 August 2025
Circular Economy
Sweden found a way to recycle gold with ecological biodiesel
Diesel oil and aggressive chemicals are typically used to recycle gold. But Swedish innovation opens up…
25 March 2024
Policy and Affairs
Oil & gas must also play its part: the EU position on…
To the new global goal of climate finance - which will supplant the current $100 billion…
21 March 2024
Circular Economy
Only 13.5% of new products come from circular plastic
Increasing levels of incineration reduce waste that is useful for circular plastic production. Which risks failing…
21 March 2024
Policy and Affairs
In Brussels there is an elephant in the room: EU transport emissions
Since 1990 the greenhouse gases generated by cars, ships and aircraft have increased by 25% and…
21 March 2024
Policy and Affairs
France proposes a ban on exports of used clothing
Exports of used clothing displace more than 20% of European textile waste to low-income countries. Paris…
20 March 2024
Pollution
EVs cut EU car emissions by 5% in 2022
The downward trend started in 2020, after 4 years of increases in average emissions, has been…
19 March 2024
Finance
Fossil companies contribute to climate finance, EU asks COP29
The position of the 27 on the most sensitive issue of the forthcoming climate summit emerges…
13 March 2024
Policy and Affairs
Electricity sector, the first network code on EU cybersecurity
The delegated act, adopted yesterday by Brussels, represents a first major step towards improving the cyber…
Editorial Team•12 March 2024
Mobility & Transportation
EU threatens retroactive tariffs against Chinese electric cars but low cost accelerates
From 7 March 2024, the European Commission will start customs registration of imports of Chinese electric…
12 March 2024
Mobility & Transportation
Goodbye electric car Apple, Cupertino moves investments on AI
Plans to develop an Apple electric car self-driving would be shipwrecked yesterday, according to reports from…
7 March 2024
Energy
Crisis of the photovoltaic industry, EU working on a Solar Power Pledge
In Europe photovoltaic plants accelerate but solar factories gasp. Original news Commissioner Simson promises a new…
6 March 2024
Markets
Carbon-intensive import tariffs will not help the climate or the economy
A report by the Asian Development Bank calculates that the effects of the new CO2 tax…
29 February 2024
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