Russian Gas Imports to the EU Increased in Early 2026
Despite the entry into force of the REPower Gas Regulation, by which the European Union began phasing out imports of Russian natural gas, data shows that imports from Russia actually increased in the first months of 2026. According to the…
EU to allocate 2.5 billion euros from Modernisation Fund for energy projects in 11 countries
The European Commission and the European Investment Bank have approved the disbursement of 2.5 billion euros from the Modernisation Fund for 51 energy projects in 11 European Union member states. According to the European Commission, this disbursement brings the total…
EU Citizens Support ‘Polluter Pays’ Principle: Over 70% Demand Stricter Obligations for Major Emitters
More than 70% of European Union citizens believe that the biggest polluters and companies that do not sufficiently reduce their emissions should bear higher costs, according to new public opinion research conducted in six European countries. The results indicate broad…
The Impact of Pesticides on Brain Development – New Research Reveals Serious Gaps in the EU
Most people believe that a pesticide can only reach the market after undergoing rigorous scientific testing and detailed oversight by regulatory institutions. This trust forms the very foundation of Europe’s entire food safety system. However, what if the problem lies…
EU adopts electricity grid package, but without sufficiently concrete mechanisms
The Council of the European Union has adopted an agreement on the European Electricity Grids Package, aimed at modernising energy grids, accelerating electrification, and strengthening Europe’s energy security. At the same time, a tripartite agreement on the development of energy…
New Artificial Turf Without Microplastics Is Changing Sports Fields
Artificial turf, most commonly used on sports fields, children’s playgrounds, in parks, and for landscaping yards, is generally made from fossil-fuel-based plastics and often contains rubber or plastic infill. For this reason, the development of the first biopolymer artificial turf…
Transport as Climate Policy: How European Cities Are Changing People’s Habits
In European capitals today, it is no longer sufficient for public transport lines to simply become faster and more modern. Urban transport is increasingly viewed as a tool for reducing emissions, air pollution, and the number of cars in urban…