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.
A scorching summer has left Australian wildlife on the brink, but it doesn’t have to be this way
Australia's recent summer has been marked by extreme weather, threatening its wildlife and ecosystems due to climate change and inadequate governmental response.
Wastewater management: Delays, shortages, and low utilization of critical resources
Greece faces ongoing challenges in wastewater management amidst the climate crisis, despite some advancements over recent decades.
Sutt: Estonia supports reforming the CO2 trading system
Estonia's Minister of Energy and Environment, Andres Sutt, stated that Estonia has supported reforms to the EU carbon trading system prior to a recent declaration by ten EU member states advocating for changes.
Mexico and the Review of the T-MEC: Trade, Security, and Strategic Negotiation
The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to invalidate tariffs imposed under IEEPA and the announcement of new levies under section 122 inflects Mexico's trade environment ahead of the formal review of the T-MEC.
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.
Ban on importing second-hand petrol and diesel cars scrapped
The Environment Minister in Jersey has cancelled a proposed ban on importing second-hand petrol and diesel cars, citing a lack of public support and affordability concerns.
Altinget: The Storting drops the goal of becoming climate neutral by 2030: – A shame, says the Minister of Climate
The Norwegian Storting has decided to revoke the climate neutrality goal of achieving zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, which has been criticized by the Minister of Climate and Environment as a bad signal.
Susanne Nyström: If Romina Pourmokhtari Wants to End the 'Nonsense,' She Can't Provide an Open Target
Romina Pourmokhtari, Sweden's climate and environment minister, seems to be shifting her stance on the country's 2030 climate goals after nearly a term in office.
Confederation calls for the minister's resignation. "Clearly fighting for first place in the ranking of the worst"
The Confederation party in Poland has called for the resignation of Climate and Environment Minister Paulina Hennig-Kloska, citing her poor performance and political ideology.
Intensive Response to Fine Dust in Early March... Up to 29 Coal Power Plants to Halt Operations, Smart Monitoring
The South Korean government is ramping up its efforts to combat fine dust pollution in anticipation of high levels of PM-2.5 during the spring season.
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.
Coal mining in the Czech Republic increased last year, interrupting its long-term decline
Coal mining in the Czech Republic saw a year-on-year increase last year, breaking a long-term trend of decline.
Entry charges to the city center failed at the ministry. Prague is now talking about a strict ban
Prague's plan to implement entry charges to its city center has been abandoned in favor of a stricter ban, following concerns raised by the Ministry of the Interior.
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.
France declares war on meat
France's government has launched a new initiative targeting meat consumption as part of its climate strategy, highlighting the impact of dietary choices on carbon emissions.
Selecting Companies to Become ‘Leading Circular Economy Models’ Minimizing Resource Consumption
The Korean Ministry of Climate, Energy, and Environment is recruiting companies that heavily generate waste to support the transition to a circular economy.
EPA scraps Biden coal restrictions as advocates say move will restore American dominance
The EPA has reversed Biden-era coal restrictions, a decision hailed by energy advocates as a way to revive the coal industry and bolster America’s energy dominance.
BH City Hall creates a commission to monitor and improve water quality in Lagoa da Pampulha
The Belo Horizonte City Hall has established a permanent commission to oversee and enhance water quality and maintenance efforts for Lagoa da Pampulha.
Strategy Target for Biodiversity: Only 20% on Track, Interim Evaluation by the Ministry of Environment
Japan's Ministry of Environment reported that only 20% of biodiversity strategy targets are on track, highlighting significant challenges in recovery efforts.
Algal bloom report criticized as 'vanilla' by scientist turned political candidate
A report on harmful algal blooms in South Australia proposes fishing license buybacks and a re-stocking plan, but has faced criticism for lack of actionable solutions.
There is no reason to add more money to national parks, says Červený
Červený argues against increasing funding for national parks in Czechia.
Green's Hyrkkö: Two ministers talked nonsense in front of the Parliament
Finnish MP Saara Hyrkkö criticizes government ministers for spreading misinformation during a parliamentary questioning session regarding cannabis legalization and fishing regulations.
Why we have different opinions on climate policy - it's about justice
A new study published in Nature reveals that people's views on justice significantly influence their support for climate policies.
Incineration of plastic waste is not 'recycling': we must correct the false 'circular economy'
A report critiques South Korea's government strategy for reducing plastic waste, arguing it misrepresents recycling and prioritizes energy recovery over actual reduction and reuse.
Beef and lamb get 580 times more in EU subsidies than legumes, study finds
A report has revealed that beef and lamb receive significantly more subsidies from the EU than legumes, highlighting the disproportionate financial support for meat-heavy diets over plant-based sources.
Does Trump’s retreat on electric vehicle policy risk ceding ground to China?
Analysts warn that Trump’s rollback of electric vehicle policies undermines U.S. innovation and gives a competitive advantage to China.
LAURA VILBIKS AND JOONAS PLAAN: If something has gone wrong with climate policy course, it is not the 'enthusiasm-based approach'
Experts argue that misunderstandings in climate policy, as indicated in a recent interview, misrepresent scientific consensus on the urgent need for climate action.
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.
Setback for the government's wolf policy – the wolf population may grow
Sweden's government faces a setback in its wolf management policy as a court ruling halts planned hunts amid criticism from non-profit organizations and the EU.
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.
At 22:00 "In the First Studio" with Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna guests on ETV's program discussing the challenges in Estonia's foreign policy due to a changing world order and security environment.
In the Social Democratic little school, we must first and foremost be safe together
The article discusses a shift in school and education policy in Denmark towards creating a safe environment over just achieving measurable educational goals.
After widespread protests, the Czech government nominates a new environment minister candidate
The Czech government has nominated a new candidate for environment minister following the rejection of the previous nominee, who faced serious allegations.
Proposal for Revocation of Protection Approved
A proposal aimed at revoking certain protections has been approved in Iceland.
What the Albanese government did on the environment amid the Liberals’ turmoil: threatened species, a new coal project and carbon leakage
The Albanese government released a report reviewing carbon leakage risks associated with Australia's climate policies, suggesting a carbon border adjustment mechanism to address emissions concerns.
Stavros Papastavrou on the agreement with Chevron: It is not a step, it is a leap – The energy strategy is a national issue
Greek Minister of the Environment and Energy Stavros Papastavrou emphasized the strategic significance of the new agreement with Chevron during the signing of contracts for oil exploration in the Mediterranean.
From Education to Transformation – NFOŚiGW Forum
The NFOŚiGW forum aims to create knowledge and discussion centers that contribute to a new environmental policy in Poland.
Motorists Change Their Minds, Find Ministerial Replacement for Turek
After the elections, there is a surprising development in the struggle for the position of Minister of the Environment, as MP Filip Turek announced that a new candidate will be presented soon by the smallest governing party.
He will do what he sees fit,
Filip Turek announces on Instagram the imminent introduction of a new candidate for the Minister of the Environment in Czechia, who will collaborate closely with him and be serious about addressing climate policy.
Forest Protectors: The Lack of Nesting Peace Leaves Bird Protection Incomplete
A nature conservation group in Estonia has highlighted the insufficient protection for birds during nesting season due to the government's failure to establish nationwide nesting peace regulations.
Double Hoy No Circula on February 14: Why license plates ending in 9 and 0 are resting again?
The environmental contingency continues in the Valley of Mexico, requiring vehicles with plates ending in 9 and 0 to refrain from circulation again on February 14.
More than a thousand mining concessions canceled: these are the official reasons
The Mexican government has announced the cancellation of 1,126 mining concessions, affecting a total area of 889,512 hectares, as part of a policy to review and regulate the mining sector.
Concern After Trump's Climate Policy Change: 'Big Risks'
Donald Trump has rescinded a ruling classifying greenhouse gases as a health risk, raising concerns among climate policy experts.
Turning away from climate protection: Where Trump is right
The article discusses Donald Trump's opposition to climate protection measures, arguing that while climate activists have raised awareness, they have failed to secure public financial support for climate initiatives.
Economic Development Commission approves report for first debate on urgent project for strengthening mining and energy
Ecuador's Economic Development Commission has approved a report for the first debate on a proposed law aimed at strengthening the mining and energy sectors, amid complaints about the absence of environmental organizations.
Trump administration revokes scientific finding supporting US greenhouse gas rules
The Trump administration has officially revoked a crucial scientific finding that supported the regulation of greenhouse gases, marking a significant shift in US climate policy.
Trump ends a key Obama-era rule limiting greenhouse gas emissions
Trump's decision to repeal a key regulation limiting greenhouse gas emissions has sparked backlash and is expected to lead to legal challenges.
Climate Policy U-Turn: Trump Stops Climate Protection with the Stroke of a Pen
The Trump administration is revoking key climate protection regulations from the EPA, prompting states and environmental groups to announce legal actions against this reversal.
Climate Policy U-turn: Trump Stops Climate Protection with a Stroke of the Pen
The Trump administration has officially rescinded key climate protection regulations established by the EPA, prompting states and environmental groups to prepare legal challenges against the decision.