Romania wants better cooling solutions for nuclear reactor projects as Cernavodă remains offline
The Cernavodă nuclear plant remains offline as the Danube fell to record-low water levels. The situation highlights the issue of cooling, especially with two more reactors planned.
Water supply is as important business risk as cybersecurity
For European executives, water has become one of the biggest risks alongside cyberattacks and supply chain disruption, Schneider Electric found in a survey
Ecomondo 2026: the international conference programme guides the circular economy discussion
The Italian Exhibition Group’s circular economy and ecological transition event, scheduled for November 3 to 6 at Rimini Expo Centre, will cover European policies, research and innovation for the main industrial sectors
Data confirm European river flows at poorest levels in modern history
Rivers experienced their lowest summer flows this year since the start of detailed tracking in 1992, the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) found
Von der Leyen: EU to roll out heatwave, water, climate resilience packages
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pointed to the upcoming plans for combating heatwaves and wildfires, securing water and improving climate resilience.
Outrage over illegal waste sites sparks mass protest in Croatia
Tens of thousands of citizens have gathered at a protest in Zagreb titled over illegal waste dumping
Gabrovo to build rainwater collection system after pioneering citizen energy communities in Bulgaria
The Bulgarian municipality of Gabrovo, which established the country's first energy community, is now building a solar-powered system to collect rainwater for irrigation
Massive Zagreb protest called amid Croatian illegal waste scandal
Thousands of tons of various waste have been illegally buried for years in Gospić. People from all over Croatia are coming to a protest in Zagreb to demand accountability.
