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Europe’s Energy Transition Is Moving From Ambition to Everyday Technology
Europe’s clean-energy transition is moving into homes, farms and cities, but grid capacity, cost and fair access remain…
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Solar Driveways and Patios Bring Home Energy Generation Beyond the Roof
Solar driveways and patios are expanding household renewable energy beyond rooftops, but their costs and output depend on…
Positive Digest
The Tiny Island Discovery Giving Coral Reefs a Better Chance
Scientists at Palmyra Atoll reveal how seabirds, forest restoration and invasive-species removal are helping coral reefs recover.
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Mont Blanc’s summit rises to 4,807.47 metres in new French survey
Mont Blanc has been measured at 4,807.47 metres, with snow and ice conditions explaining the summit’s 1.88-metre rise…
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France’s Groundwater Reserves Remain Critically Low as Autumn Recharge Stalls
France’s groundwater levels remain deeply below normal after a dry summer, with autumn recharge delayed and most monitored…
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Breaking News: Ireland Records Second-Hottest September on Record, Met Éireann Says
Ireland recorded its second-hottest September on record, with a provisional national average temperature of 15.22°C, Met Éireann says.
Positive Digest
How Indigenous Leadership Is Helping Peru’s Forests Withstand Wildfires
Asháninka communities in Peru are combining ancestral knowledge with technology to prevent wildfires and protect their forest.
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Europe’s Energy Transition Is Moving Into Homes, Cars and the Grid
Europe’s clean-energy transition is expanding beyond wind farms, with heat pumps, solar homes, EV batteries and smarter grids…
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Ground-Level Ozone Put Half of Europe at Risk During 2026 Heatwaves
Ground-level ozone exposed half of Europe to poor air quality during the 2026 summer heatwaves, with asthma sufferers…
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Scientists Test Perovskite Solar Panels 10 Metres Beneath the Sea
Researchers have generated electricity with perovskite solar panels 10 metres underwater, potentially extending the life of remote ocean…
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Why Heat-Driven Droughts Are Making Life More Expensive Across Europe
Heat-driven droughts are increasing pressure on European food, energy and transport systems, with the greatest costs often falling…
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Why Rooftop Solar Can Cut Energy Bills Even in Cloudy European Regions
Cloudy weather does not rule out rooftop solar savings. New modelling shows UK homes could cut electricity costs…
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Argentina’s Solar Train Offers a Battery-Powered Alternative for Rail
Argentina’s battery-powered solar train shows how renewable energy can support cleaner railways on remote routes without diesel or…
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Wildfires stretch firefighting resources as heat risks rise across southern Europe
Wildfires in Greece, Spain, Italy and France are intensifying as another heatwave builds across southern Europe.
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France expands water restrictions as drought grips most of the country
France has expanded water-use restrictions as drought and repeated heatwaves place drinking water, farming and public services under…
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Wildfires surge across Europe as WHO warns of rising health risks
WHO warns wildfires are rising across Europe, bringing growing health risks, smoke pollution and pressure for stronger climate…
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Western Europe sets new early-summer heat record as wildfires spread in Spain and Albania
Western Europe logged its hottest June-July period on record as drought and wildfires intensified in Spain and Albania.
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Wildfires and low rivers dominate Europe’s weekend emergency picture
Wildfires in France and Greece, plus record-low Danube levels in Serbia, shaped the latest Europe-wide emergency picture.
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Wildfire forces evacuations above Lake Garda as strong winds hamper crews
A wildfire above Lake Garda forced about 200 residents and tourists to evacuate as strong winds complicated firefighting…
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Record-low Danube in Budapest reveals intact Second World War motorbike and wartime munitions
Record-low Danube water in Budapest has revealed a near-intact WWII motorbike and wartime munitions on the riverbed.