Understanding the intention to impose fines for incorrect sorting from the residents of Ostrobothnia – "Nothing will come of it, as everything is in disarray"
Finnish waste management company Ekorosk faces criticism over plans to issue fines for incorrect waste sorting, highlighting tension between waste collection companies and the company's policy.
Generation Z and Politics: With What Attitude Are Young People Going to Vote Now
The article discusses the political attitudes of Generation Z in relation to other generations, particularly regarding stereotypes and issues such as environmental policy and immigration.
[Exclusive] Environmental groups say, 'The Minister of Climate has overturned discussions on the Four Major Rivers restoration'
Environmental groups are demanding the resignation of Minister Kim Sung-hwan, claiming he has undermined the Four Major Rivers restoration policy, a key pledge of President Lee Jae-myung, leading to its potential reduction or cancellation.
MT Court overturns ruling that suspended works on Morro de Santo Antônio after MP points out flaws
The Mato Grosso Court overturned a previous ruling that halted tourism expansion works at Morro de Santo Antônio, emphasizing the lack of evidence for legal flaws.
Analysis finds urban areas in England where no one lives within 15 minute walk of nature
New data reveals that some urban areas in England lack access to nature within a 15-minute walk, highlighting disparities between urban and rural settings.
Special Spatial Framework for Tourism: In the Final Stretch
Greece's Special Spatial Framework for Tourism focuses on sustainable development, resilience of destinations, and the protection of the country's natural and cultural resources.
Norwegian does not call Denmark's green flight route 'green'
Norwegian criticizes Denmark's new domestic flight route for not being fully green due to the use of fossil fuel alongside sustainable aviation fuel.
Taxis older than 10 years may circulate until 2030 in Rio; see transition schedule
Rio de Janeiro has enacted a decree allowing taxis older than ten years to operate until 2030, introducing a phased transition schedule for older vehicles.
Should we continue to produce 30 million pigs?: The red bloc launches a frontal attack on pig farming
Danish farmers are being called upon to stop building new pig farms and expanding existing ones as part of an urgent initiative intended to address climate, environmental, and animal welfare issues.
"Nothing ran for Macinka." The Ministry of Environment under the influence of drivers
The Czech Ministry of Environment appears to be heavily influenced by the interests of motorists, as suggested by recent developments in environmental policies.
Will the motion to dismiss Minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska fracture the government coalition?
The article discusses the potential impact of a proposed motion to dismiss Minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska on the stability of the Polish government coalition.
What if we call it ‘Climate Department’? [From the newsroom]
South Korea’s Minister of Climate, Energy, and Environment suggested a new abbreviation for the department, igniting a discussion on the importance of environmental terminology amidst recent governmental changes.
Climate Lawsuit: A Phenomenon Dividing Generations
The article discusses the impact of climate lawsuits on generational divides in public opinion.
Elections in Rhineland-Palatinate: The Greens are successful - and could still end up in the opposition
The Greens have gained ground in Rhineland-Palatinate, yet they face the possibility of entering opposition despite their electoral success.
Conrad Black: The high cost of climate alarmism
Conrad Black critiques the extensive financial investments made in fighting climate change, arguing that they have yielded little tangible results.
End of obligation. The government changes the rules for property owners
The Polish government is considering changes to asbestos removal policies in response to a call from local governments for increased funding.
Temu has started cooperation with an Estonian company for waste management compliance
E-commerce platform Temu has signed an agreement with an Estonian accredited producer responsibility organization to assist its sellers in complying with electronic and battery waste management requirements.
Mining sector in MG blocks advances in environmental policy, says mayor of Juiz de Fora
The mayor of Juiz de Fora, Margarida Salomão, claims that the mining sector hinders progress in environmental policies in Minas Gerais amid recent environmental disasters.
Researchers Criticize Proposal for Saimaa Fishing Ban: Experts Were Not Consulted – Here's the Author's Response
Researchers have criticized a proposal from the Eastern Finland Centre for Economic Development regarding fishing restrictions aimed at protecting the Saimaa ringed seal, stating that experts were not consulted during the preparation.
The message from Javier Milei after the approval of the amendment to the Glacier Law
Javier Milei's administration praised the modification of the Glacier Law, claiming it promotes true environmental federalism and removes ideological distortions.
Fico Wants to Revive Slovalco with a Memorandum. His Promises Are Only General and Restart Is Still Uncertain
The Slovak government, led by Prime Minister Robert Fico, aims to revive the Slovalco aluminum factory, but promises made lack specificity and clarity.
The government's new environmental plan meets criticism
The Swedish government's new environmental plan, aimed at restoring nature, has faced criticism from environmental groups for its low level of ambition.
The river route of Daecheong Lake reopens after 40 years... 'Jeong Ji-yong' will operate next month
The Daecheong Lake ferry service will resume for the first time in 40 years, with the ferry 'Jeong Ji-yong' set to begin operations next month.
The court ruled that the exception for bear hunting was illegal. The ministry allowed nearly three hundred to be shot last year.
A Slovak court has deemed illegal a government exception permitting the hunting of bears, following an initial lawsuit by environmental organizations.
This is equivalent to rewarding all those who have behaved badly over the past 20 years
The Danish government plans to allocate 15 billion kroner for coastal protection, drawing criticism from a professor who believes taxpayers shouldn't foot the bill for decades of poor development in flood-prone areas.
Gyeongbuk Forest Fire '1050 Locations' Private Investigation 'It's not that it couldn't be extinguished, but I doubt it wasn't extinguished'
Environmental groups and experts conducted a final private investigation into the 2025 Gyeongbuk forest fire, revealing failures in crisis response and calling for significant reforms in government forest and fire policies.
Anger over plans to abolish New Zealand’s dedicated environment ministry
New Zealand's government plans to abolish its environment ministry, raising concerns about weakened environmental protections amid efforts to reduce bureaucracy.
Under environmental and political pressure, Lula's government postpones waterway auctions until 2027
The Brazilian government has postponed most of its waterway concession auctions to 2027 amid rising political pressures and civil society mobilizations against the projects.
The climate minister wants to scrap environmental goals - C and MP are furious
Sweden's Climate Minister proposes to abandon the country's transport targets aimed at reducing emissions, provoking outrage from opposition parties.
Finnish Professor Suggests Surprising Way to Combat Climate Change: Ships Should Pollute More in Summer
Markku Kulmala, a professor at the University of Helsinki, proposes that increasing sulfur emissions from ships during the summer months could reflect more sunlight away from Earth, potentially aiding in the fight against climate change.
Climate Protection: Coalition Aims to Present Key Points for New Heating Law
The German coalition of Union and SPD plans to unveil their reform proposals for the contentious heating law in the coming days, aiming to balance environmental goals with citizens' affordability concerns.
Illegal Fishing: Foreign Companies Under Sanction Operate Under Argentine Flag in the EEZ
An investigation reveals that sanctioned foreign companies are operating under the guise of Argentine fishing vessels in the exclusive economic zone.
Badger bid to replace outgoing Greens senator
Tasmanian Greens MP Tabatha Badger is vying to replace retiring senator Peter Whish-Wilson in a party vote for a federal seat.
Tuned in with Turk and going to fight against 'green ideology'. Who is the new Minister of Motorists?
Igor Červený has been appointed the new Czech Minister of the Environment, marking the end of political maneuvering related to his predecessor's ambitions and signaling a shift in environmental policy.
EPA weakens pollution limits for mercury from coal plants
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has weakened pollution limits for coal power plants, allowing them to release more heavy metals, including mercury, which is linked to brain damage.
Opens for reduced environmental requirements for hydro power
The Swedish government proposes legislative changes that would allow for lowered environmental adaptation requirements for hydroelectric plants during permit reviews.
Environmental groups sue Trump administration over scrapped climate rule
Environmental and health groups have sued the Trump administration for repealing a crucial scientific conclusion that greenhouse gases threaten public health.
WA premier slams Alcoa's 'disappointing' environmental record
The Western Australia premier criticizes Alcoa's environmental performance after the company agrees to pay $55 million for unlawful clearing of jarrah forest.
Environmental Groups Sue Trump Administration to Roll Back Climate Policy
Various health and environmental organizations have sued President Donald Trump's administration for revoking a key scientific assessment that deems greenhouse gases a threat to public health.
Environmentalists sue Donald Trump's administration over climate policy
A coalition of environmental groups has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming its rollback of greenhouse gas standards for vehicles is illegal and harms public health.
Environmental and health groups sue US agency for revoking rule that supported climate policies
Environmental and health groups have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) after it revoked a key scientific finding that underpinned climate change regulations.
New Green Enemies of Robert Fico: Green Deal, Emissions Quotas, and Expensive Electricity
The article critiques the Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's recent focus on economic growth over environmental issues, highlighting concerns about a lack of meaningful reforms and support for heavy industries instead of broader public assistance.
Environmental contingencies reveal governmental ineptitude
The article discusses how climate change is impacting Mexico's economy and agricultural productivity while exposing the ineffectiveness of governmental policies.
The Man from Coal. What Each Year of Donald Trump's Presidency Says About US Policy Goals?
The article discusses Donald Trump's environmental policies, particularly his decision to withdraw the US from the Paris Agreement and his subsequent actions to increase fossil fuel production.
Several countries consider it necessary to change the emissions trading system
Several countries, including Estonia and others in the European Union, deem it necessary to revise the emissions trading system.
And the Double Hoy No Circula is not going, is not going: Which cars are not going out this Tuesday?
Due to ongoing poor air quality in Mexico City and the State of Mexico, authorities have implemented restrictions on vehicle circulation for Tuesday, February 17.
It is better to be in a car than walking in the particulate matter
A medical expert warns that walking is safer than driving during heavy particulate pollution days, as pollution significantly increases heart attack and stroke risks.
Further changes in the 'Clean Air' program. Its effects raise controversy
Upcoming changes to Poland's 'Clean Air' program aim to address concerns over its implementation and effectiveness, particularly in the context of thermomodernization processes.
From Education to Transformation – NFOŚiGW Forum
The NFOÅšiGW forum aims to create knowledge and discussion centers that contribute to a new environmental policy in Poland.
Is Clean Air Dead? Pre-financing, Abuses, and Billions Without Payouts
The Clean Air program in Poland, aimed at combating smog, is facing a severe crisis due to declining applications and rising disputes over payouts.