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Poland criticizes ‘insane’ EU climate policy
The speed at which the EU is pushing its industry to cut carbon emissions under the Emissions Trading System is “insane,” according to Poland’s deputy climate and environment minister. Speaking at the POLITICO Energy & Climate Forum in Brussels Monday, Secretary of State Krzysztof Bolesta said the EU was moving too fast to take away free pollution permits for heavy industry — in some cases reducing them by as much as half. And it’s not one industry branch, it’s...
Europe’s race to secure its energy supplies — live updates
The fallout from the U.S.-Israel war in Iran is already rippling through global markets. But the worst may still lie ahead for Europe. As oil and gas supplies tighten and prices spike, the shock is seeping into every corner of the economy, from manufacturing to borrowing costs to demand shifts.
Minister refuses to rule out temperature limits in schools after May heatwave
Minister refuses to rule out temperature limits in schools after May heatwave Experts warn ‘El-Nino’ is 80 per cent likely this summer following record-breaking spring temperatures - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments Bridget Phillipson has refused to rule out introducing temperature limits in school buildings, following the warmest spring on record for England and Wales. Temperatures exceeded 35C in Kew Gardens last week, as the late May heatwave saw six consecutive days above 30C in some...
Can cities keep pace with growing populations?
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El Nino set to fuel record global temperatures as UN issues urgent climate change warning
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Almost half of parents say feeding their children is harder than five years ago, shock survey reveals
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Toddler fighting for life after inflatable house thrown into air by violent storm
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The scorching May heatwaves are here to stay. And Northern Europe is totally unprepared
The scorching May heatwaves are here to stay. And Northern Europe is totally unprepared As Europe braces for another long, hot summer, some regions and communities are at greater risk of harm, writes James C. Reynolds - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments Beneath the glare of the hot May sun, a small, grey tractor trundles across the verdant landscape of Gevrey-Chambertin. A farmer rides the machine through his vineyards, dressed in a light T-shirt and cap, with a parasol overhead to guard...
Germans at Russia's SPIEF: Who's really there?
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Europe pours money into ocean research as Trump guts science funding
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