EU selects first group of strategic projects for raw materials
The European Commission adopted a list of strategic projects for raw materials. They are eligible for administrative support and financing.
US court rules Greenpeace must pay over USD 660 million to oil pipeline operator
A North Dakota state court found Greenpeace liable for more than USD 660 million in damages to Energy Transfer, which controls the Dakota Access Pipeline
EU to unveil strategic projects for raw materials on March 25
Rio Tinto's lithium project Jadar in Serbia is among the candidates for strategic status under the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act
Vote at LUCE Awards to champion women’s pivotal roles in green transition
LUCE Awards celebrates the outstanding contributions and achievements of women leading the way in the green transition
Locals defy lithium mining plans on Mount Majevica
This was not the first protest against lithium mining in Lopare. A similar gathering was organized about a year ago.
Floating solar power plants on small water bodies add to greenhouse gas emissions
A new study shows that placing solar panels on small bodies of water increases greenhouse gas emissions by nearly 27 percent
Protest in Brussels scheduled ahead of screening of documentary, debate on Jadar lithium project
Activists organizing a protest outside of the European Parliament in Brussels against lithium mining in Serbia claim a new documentary is biased
Trump scraps US climate policy, blocks offshore wind, exits Paris Agreement
President Donald Trump substantially reversed the US energy and climate policy. He is withdrawing the country from the Paris Agreement again.
