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Environment

The Environment category brings the most important news about the environment, global warming, climate change, pollution, but we also present innovative people who have found solutions to protect nature.

A rare flower, protected by law, has appeared in Timiș River Basin (Photo)

A rare flower, protected by law, has appeared in Timiș River Basin (Photo)

The checkered lily, a flower that blooms only at this time of year, has appeared in the Timiș River meadow. It lasts for about a week and is protected by…

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Building resilient cities: how to align competitiveness and sustainability in Europe's energy transition?

Building resilient cities: how to align competitiveness and sustainability in Europe's energy transition?

With the new European institutions taking over, it seems that the main discourse has shifted from the European Green Deal to competitiveness. This new narrative represents a challenge, but also…

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January 2025 was the warmest January ever recorded anywhere in the world

January 2025 was the warmest January ever recorded anywhere in the world

January 2025 was the warmest January ever recorded worldwide, announced the European observatory Copernicus on Thursday, surpassing the record set last year, despite the end of the El Niño phenomenon…

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Greenpeace protest at the Neptun Deep drilling platform in the Black Sea

Greenpeace protest at the Neptun Deep drilling platform in the Black Sea

A Greenpeace pilot-activist carried out a peaceful protest on Wednesday in the port of Constanța Sud – Agigea, Romania, near the Transocean Barents platform, the offshore drilling unit contracted for…

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Sites without sound: Oslo leads in quiet, low-emission electric construction

Sites without sound: Oslo leads in quiet, low-emission electric construction

Construction works are usually a major source of pollution not only in the air, but also in terms of noise pollution, but things are different in Oslo, where conventional machinery…

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Greenpeace announces a new court victory against OMV Petrom

Greenpeace announces a new court victory against OMV Petrom

Greenpeace won a court case in which it requested an authorized technical expert to go on one of the oil and gas platforms operated (Pescăruș platform) by OMV Petrom in…

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The new Forestry Code adopted with an overwhelming majority

The new Forestry Code adopted with an overwhelming majority

The Romanian Chamber of Deputies adopted the Forestry Code on Tuesday. The law had already been adopted by the Senate, so it is now going for promulgation. This is the…

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Extreme weather events have cost the global economy over 2 trillion dollars in the past decade

Extreme weather events have cost the global economy over 2 trillion dollars in the past decade

Extreme weather events have cost the global economy over 2 trillion dollars in the last decade, according to a report commissioned by the International Chamber of Commerce. An analysis of…

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Cheap solar panels are changing the world: It's unstoppable

Cheap solar panels are changing the world: It's unstoppable

Energy analysts never imagined in their wildest dreams that by the mid-2020s, solar energy would meet all global electricity demand growth. And this process is poised to conquer the entire…

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We no longer breed minks to kill them! Parliament bans fur farms

We no longer breed minks to kill them! Parliament bans fur farms

The project to ban fur farms starting January 1, 2027 has passed through the Romanian Parliament and is heading for promulgation. The Chamber of Deputies adopted, on Tuesday, as the…

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What happens if forests no longer absorb carbon: The answer is in Finland

What happens if forests no longer absorb carbon: The answer is in Finland

Natural forests and peatlands have been essential for Finland’s ambitious goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2035. But now the land has started emitting more greenhouse gases than it stores.…

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Images of the day: Over 100 mice have taken over a woman's house (Video)

Images of the day: Over 100 mice have taken over a woman's house (Video)

A woman from the American state of Washington had been feeding raccoons that came into her yard for several years. Until one day, when over 100 animals invaded her property.…

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Data centers have a problem, and we need to choose: Less pollution or more Netflix?

Data centers have a problem, and we need to choose: Less pollution or more Netflix?

Environmental activists argue that large data centers consume too much electricity and contribute to pollution, so we need to make a choice: either focus on truly reducing emissions or spend…

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The last coal power plant in the UK could become a giant battery

The last coal power plant in the UK could become a giant battery

The closure of the last coal-fired power plant in the United Kingdom raises questions about how the fossil fuel-based energy infrastructure can be repurposed. One option would be to use…

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Taxing aviation fuels in the EU could be postponed by 20 years

Taxing aviation fuels in the EU could be postponed by 20 years

The European Union countries are considering delaying the introduction of taxes on polluting aviation fuels at the EU level by 20 years, as they seek progress on tax reforms that…

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BMW will build the largest industrial solar power plant in Hungary

BMW will build the largest industrial solar power plant in Hungary

The solar plant of the German car manufacturer BMW, under construction in Debrecen, in eastern Hungary, will be the largest in Hungary, as well as the largest owned by a…

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A village submerged in the 1970s reappears due to the severe drought in Greece (Photo & Video)

A village submerged in the 1970s reappears due to the severe drought in Greece (Photo & Video)

The extreme drought and heatwaves have led to a dramatic decrease in the water level in the Mornos reservoir, revealing the village of Kallio, flooded in the 1970s for the…

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The country that will kill 83 elephants and 30 hippos to feed the people

The country that will kill 83 elephants and 30 hippos to feed the people

Namibia plans to cull 723 wild animals, including 83 elephants, and distribute their meat to people facing food shortages due to severe drought in southern Africa, the country’s Ministry of…

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Climate change affects even the most popular alcoholic beverages. How beer, prosecco, and palinca are changing

Climate change affects even the most popular alcoholic beverages. How beer, prosecco, and palinca are changing

Extreme drought, heavy rains, and storms intensified by climate change threaten the production of some very popular alcoholic beverages. Producers are trying different methods to protect their crops or modifying…

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Why researchers want to "electrify" coastal areas in the United States

Why researchers want to "electrify" coastal areas in the United States

Scientists have an unexpected solution for protecting coastal areas and infrastructure elements: charging the shore with electricity. In a study published in the scientific journal Communications Earth and the Environment,…

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OPINIONS & ANALYSES
It’s not about Romania? Oh yes!
It’s not about Romania? Oh yes!
Bogdana Boga
CNN: The Epstein storm could bring down a world leader – but not Trump
CNN: The Epstein storm could bring down a world leader – but not Trump
Gabriela Pleș
The EU is subtly turning towards China to escape Trump’s grip
The EU is subtly turning towards China to escape Trump’s grip
Where Rutte goes wrong when talking about Europe’s defense and what the NATO chief actually needs to do
Where Rutte goes wrong when talking about Europe’s defense and what the NATO chief actually needs to do
Europe takes first steps to reduce its dependence on the U.S.
Europe takes first steps to reduce its dependence on the U.S.
Gabriela Pleș
Washington Post: Europe and Asian democracies could become a superpower without the U.S.
Washington Post: Europe and Asian democracies could become a superpower without the U.S.
Gabriela Pleș
Why Europe should temper its enthusiasm for Carney
Why Europe should temper its enthusiasm for Carney
Gabriela Pleș
Why the madman theory doesn’t help Trump
Why the madman theory doesn’t help Trump
How Trump hit Russia harder than any Ukrainian missile
How Trump hit Russia harder than any Ukrainian missile
Gabriela Pleș
Washington Post: global backlash against Trump’s “paramilitary” force
Washington Post: global backlash against Trump’s “paramilitary” force
Gabriela Pleș
BUSINESS
Romania’s Energy Ministry briefly published, then withdrew, a plan to cap electricity and gas margins
Romania’s Energy Ministry briefly published, then withdrew, a plan to cap electricity and gas margins
Romania faces €231 million NRRP loss after Constitutional Court blocks magistrates’ pensions, says Dragoș Pîslaru
Romania faces €231 million NRRP loss after Constitutional Court blocks magistrates’ pensions, says Dragoș Pîslaru
India does not completely give up Russian oil, despite Trump’s statements
India does not completely give up Russian oil, despite Trump’s statements
Public sector wages declined in 2025, as their share of GDP fell to 8.8%
Public sector wages declined in 2025, as their share of GDP fell to 8.8%
Revolut Overtakes Traditional Banks to Lead Romania’s Card Market
Revolut Overtakes Traditional Banks to Lead Romania’s Card Market
US plan to replace every molecule of Russian gas in Eastern Europe is deadlocked: Trump’s nervousness has spooked buyers
US plan to replace every molecule of Russian gas in Eastern Europe is deadlocked: Trump’s nervousness has spooked buyers
POLITICS
Romania Not the Focus of US Judiciary Committee Report, President Nicușor Dan Says
Romania Not the Focus of US Judiciary Committee Report, President Nicușor Dan Says
Bogdana Boga
From Protocol to Pricetag: Nicușor Dan’s Most Expensive Presidential Gift
From Protocol to Pricetag: Nicușor Dan’s Most Expensive Presidential Gift
Redacția SpotMedia.ro
Maia Sandu: Moldova Must Join EU Quickly to Avoid Russian Occupation
Maia Sandu: Moldova Must Join EU Quickly to Avoid Russian Occupation
George Simion explains the Greenland-shaped cake episode: “We couldn’t avoid the moment” (video)
George Simion explains the Greenland-shaped cake episode: “We couldn’t avoid the moment” (video)
Redacția SpotMedia.ro
George Simion boasts of an award from a controversial conservative organization in the US
George Simion boasts of an award from a controversial conservative organization in the US
Redacția SpotMedia.ro
AUR jumps again by 40%, almost matching the next three parties combined – INSCOP Barometer
AUR jumps again by 40%, almost matching the next three parties combined – INSCOP Barometer
Redacția SpotMedia.ro
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