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What Are Zombie Fires and Why They Threaten the Climate
Underground peat fires can smolder invisibly for months, re-igniting across entire seasons and releasing carbon stored for thousands of years — creati...
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Climate change affects Central Europe more intensely than the global average. We cover Slovak agriculture, water management, energy pricing, and the policy response from both Brussels and national governments.
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Underground peat fires can smolder invisibly for months, re-igniting across entire seasons and releasing carbon stored for thousands of years — creati...
Science
A landmark study of more than 2,000 insect species reveals that tropical insects already live dangerously close to their thermal ceiling — and unlike...
Economy
Brussels has approved a €1.1 billion French state aid scheme in the form of tax credits to support domestic manufacturing of solar panels, wind turbin...
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Antarctica's Hektoria Glacier lost eight kilometres of ice in just 60 days — the fastest glacier retreat ever recorded in modern history — forcing sci...
Technology
Sodium-ion batteries use one of Earth's most abundant elements to store energy more cheaply and safely than lithium-ion — and they're now entering mas...
Technology
Every AI query uses far more electricity than a standard web search. As data centers multiply globally, AI is becoming one of the fastest-growing driv...
Science
For the first time ever, China generated more electricity from solar panels than from wind turbines in 2025, marking a pivotal moment in the global cl...
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The years 2023, 2024 and 2025 were the three hottest on record — and they exceeded scientific forecasts by a margin that has left leading climate rese...
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Satellite data shows Amazon deforestation in Brazil fell to its lowest level since 2014, with Environment Minister Marina Silva predicting 2026 could...
Economy
The EU's Industrial Accelerator Act proposes "Made in Europe" local content rules to revive green industry, but faces WTO legal challenges and sharp p...
Science
France has recorded 37 consecutive days of rain – a record since 1959 – and Storm Pedro has caused historic flooding, forcing Bordeaux to activate its...
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Southwestern France is enduring its worst flooding in decades after 35 consecutive days of rain and Storm Pedro pushed the Garonne River to a record 1...
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