Preserving our environment
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
From Brussels to the ballot box: Why citizens matter in climate policy Climate change policy is often discussed in technical terms, emissions trading systems, renewable
Local communities across Europe are turning climate ambition into action. From community energy projects to neighborhood greening, these grassroots efforts show how collective action can accelerate the green transition and make change visible in daily life.
Cities are at the frontline of climate change, facing rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and increasing pressure on infrastructure. Among the most pressing challenges is the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect, where built-up areas become significantly warmer than their surroundings.
Europe is entering a perilous era of climate extremes, where searing heatwaves and sudden flash floods are no longer rare anomalies but recurring threats.
March 8th marks International Women’s Day, a time to celebrate the achievements of women worldwide. But beyond recognition, it’s also an opportunity to explore the
