Denmark first to take responsibility for loss and damage from climate change
A global mechanism to compensate for loss and damage caused by climate change could come to life after years of unsuccessful negotiations
PPC making progress with Mesochora hydropower, irrigation project
The environmental impact study for the Mesochora hydropower plant in Greece is finished and expropriation is advancing, a news report said
Slovenia calls for suggestions for draft climate change law
Slovenia is drafting the Climate Change Act to create a legal framework for implementing climate policy and reporting on all its aspects
NGOs start legal action against EU over including gas in green taxonomy
The European Commission has up to 22 weeks to reply, and if it refuses, the NGOs will be able to turn to the Court of Justice of the EU
Controversy over wpd’s wind farm project in Brajići in Montenegro
The government said it is working on a spatial planning document while the locals want the wind farm project to be moved to another location
European Parliament votes to raise renewables 2030 target to 45%
Lawmakers backed the revisions of the Renewable Energy Directive and Energy Efficiency Directive (EED) to match the REPowerEU plan
Croatia’s example of good practice in biowaste management: creating value, protecting the environment
Suppose Croatia were to utilize its biowaste potential, of 400,000 tons entirely. In that case, it could produce 7.3% of the country’s total 2021 power output from renewables
Albania is blessed with water but faces tough choices on environment, development
Achieving climate resilience while ensuring water security and energy and food security are key preconditions for economic growth, human prosperity and healthy ecosystems in Albaniaa according to a Nexus Assessment report published by GWP-Med and UNECE