Preserving our environment
Extreme weather is increasingly measurable not only in temperatures and rainfall, but also in euros. Floods damage roads and buildings, droughts reduce agricultural output, storms
In the previous article in this series, “Climate change does not stop at borders – neither should Europe’s response,” we looked at how Interreg provides
Wildfires have always been part of many European ecosystems, particularly in Mediterranean regions. However, over the past two decades, scientists have observed significant changes in
Water has long been considered one of Europe’s most reliable natural resources. However, rising temperatures, prolonged droughts and changing precipitation patterns are placing increasing pressure
As climate change accelerates, European cities are experiencing more frequent, longer-lasting and more intense heatwaves. Urban areas are particularly vulnerable because buildings, roads and other
As Europe experiences increasingly frequent and intense heatwaves, buildings are becoming one of the most important frontlines in climate adaptation. Traditionally, energy efficiency has been
In the first part of this series, we explored how artificial intelligence (AI) can improve energy efficiency, support renewable energy integration, optimize industrial production, and
Large parts of Europe are currently experiencing one of the most intense heatwaves in recent years. Temperatures have exceeded 40°C in several countries, prompting red
It’s a weekday morning in 2035. You step outside your apartment in a mid-sized European city. The air feels cleaner than it did a decade
One of the European Union’s most comprehensive climate policy packages, Fit for 55, will reach a major milestone by 2026. The legislative package aims to
