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Romania Works to Restore Sheep Exports After EU Extends Restrictions
Romania is seeking to regain the right to export live sheep and goats after the European Commission extended restrictions introduced following an outbreak of peste des petits ruminants, a highly contagious viral disease affecting these animals. A new outbreak was…
Companies Call for Delay in EU Restrictions on High-Risk Energy Equipment
A group of companies developing renewable energy and battery storage projects across Central and Eastern Europe has sent a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen concerning interim guidance restricting the use of European Union funds for projects…
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…
When Pollen Is Not Nutritious Enough: Oxford Team Develops a New Supplement for Bees
Nectar is a sweet liquid rich in sugars that plants use to attract bees and other insects. Honey is processed nectar that bees store as a reserve for periods when forage is unavailable, while pollen is a fine powder and…
Canon technology successfully used to help restore coral reefs
The first land-based coral spawning laboratory in Africa and the western Indian Ocean has begun operations and has already recorded its first spawning event, opening new possibilities in the fight against coral reef degradation. The project is the result of…
“Dry, but Clean” – Between Environmental Action and Social Critique
Behind the appearance of a clean stream, the Studena River was in fact hiding a true industrial dump. Used tractor tires, carpets, car parts, and even remnants of household appliances and bicycles were just some of the diverse types of…
Western Greece Develops Public Cooperative Solar Park: Benefits for 147,000 Farmers and Citizens
In Western Greece, one of the country’s 13 administrative regions, plans are underway for the construction of one of the largest public solar projects in Europe based on the model of energy communities. The project is designed so that citizens,…