Greens commence deforestation of Germany’s enchanted forest to make way for wind turbines
A majority of the local mayors are campaigning against the move
‘Reduce your emissions within two months or face the consequences,’ Brussels tells 12 member states
Failure to comply with the latest demand from Brussels could see several member states referred to the European Court of Justice
France extends the lifespan of its biggest nuclear power plant
France is Europe’s largest exporter of nuclear power
Swiss climate activist left red-faced after being caught flying from Zurich to Mexico weeks after blocking motorways to save the planet
Max Voegtli was heavily criticized for taking a short-haul flight to the French capital before embarking on a two-month vacation in Central America
What would happen if Russia targeted a nuclear plant in Ukraine?
Serious accident management systems built into modern-day nuclear plants should mean that radioactive leaks are unlikely, but there is no guarantee, Hungarian nuclear engineer Attila Aszódi warns
Hungary’s largest lake threatened by climate change, may need additional water added by 2040
Lake Balaton’s water supply has become increasingly erratic since 2000
Irish government proposes mass culling of cows to meet radical net zero climate targets
Under one proposal, the government would need to build a €600 million war chest to compensate farmers for killing their cattle
Germany’s ruling coalition is sacrificing the country’s future and welfare by banning nuclear power, MEP warns
Closing Germany’s nuclear plants was a “totally irrational” move, claims Alternative for Germany (AfD) MEP Steffen Kotré
Poland leaving EU climate policy would be akin to Polexit, warns Morawiecki
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki argues that climate policy is now the core of the EU and any attempt for Poland to extricate itself from it would be tantamount to leaving the EU
The Green Revolution’s no joke, it will affect us all
When Brussels began its “Green Deal” crusade, it said it would be fair, but now it is just another top-down revolution being imposed on the population, writes Polish columnist Marek A. Cichocki
Greta Thunberg slams German Greens and labels Germany one of world’s biggest polluters over coal mine battle in Lützerath
The Swedish climate campaigner slammed “very hypocritical” German Greens for their involvement in the expansion of the Garzweiler coal mine
Climate activists hurl Molotov cocktails at riot police as authorities seek to reclaim German village occupied by far-left squatters
Protesters occupying the site of a new coal mine are resorting to violence as police move in to enforce an eviction order
Watch: Migrants drag ‘Last Generation’ environmental activists off the road
Apparently removing blockades counts as self-defense in Germany
Rare sighting of pink flamingos in Hungary
It is just the sixteenth sighting of the species in Hungary since the 1910s
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Hungary sees nuclear as a way out for the EU’s energy dependence
Glasgow climate summit achieved little, says Hungarian president
Hungary’s president said there were ambitious goals but little headway regarding concrete actions at the global climate summit in Scotland
400+ private jets fly into Glasgow climate summit, Johnson and Biden criticized for C02 emissions, Bezos and Gates attend superyacht birthday bash before summit
Even before the summit, Bill Gates held a birthday party on a superyacht and even flew in Jeff Bezos and other guests via helicopter
G20 summit makes little headway on climate issues
World leaders hailed the G20 summit in Rome as a turning point, but do such statements coincide with reality?
Europe faces rising prices and unrest, but EU’s Timmermans still defends green politics
Europeans are beginning to protest against further increases in the cost of living manifested by rising energy prices
EU slaps fuel tax on private jets
The tax may not reach its intended purpose as typical private jet owners will probably be able to afford the extra cost.
EU forestry industry at loggerheads with Commission
Eleven EU member states signed a letter to Frans Timmermans, Deputy President of the European Commission, to rethink the unsustainable forestry policy.
