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The integration of the European Union’s energy market and the Energy Community is no longer only a political objective, but a shared economic, climate and security imperative—this is the key conclusion of the Energy Community Secretariat’s 2025 Implementation Report. The…

Climate change is no longer a distant threat but a daily reality shaping the business environment. From extreme weather events to shifting consumer and investor expectations, the impacts of climate change affect everyone—from small businesses to large corporations. In this…

Climate change has been identified as one of the most serious challenges the world is currently facing. Its gravity was recognized long ago, as evidenced by the first United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP1), held in 1995 in Berlin. Since…

The European Commission has published updated environmental standards aimed at reducing the impact of industrial facilities, including forges and foundries, on the environment. These changes are part of the Industrial Emissions Directive, a cornerstone of the EU’s broader plan to…

Air pollution poses a serious threat to human health, with persistently high pollution levels remaining a concern despite efforts by countries to reduce it. This was reaffirmed by the latest assessment from the European Environment Agency. Citizens of European Union…

The United Nations Climate Change Conference concluded in Baku, with significant agreements reached in its final days regarding climate change, water resources, emissions, and financing. The COP29 Presidency launched the Declaration on Reducing Methane Emissions from Organic Waste, supported by…

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has released the Global Peatland Hotspot Atlas 2024, highlighting the critical threats to these ecosystems across 177 UN member states. Peatlands are vital carbon storage systems and biodiversity-rich habitats, but their degradation is driven…