Energy
April 14, 2020
Crisis Causes Pollution Levels to Plummet
Before the coronavirus outbreak, emissions targets and climate change ambitions were two of the top watchwords across European – and…
February 14, 2020
Portugal Rolls into 2020 with 200 Scooters
Electronic scooters may soon be the preferred way to cruise around the streets of Portugal. In Faro, a beachside town…
January 28, 2020
The EU Takes Charge on Libya
A high-profile summit that convened on January 19TH in Berlin sought to build the base for a lasting ceasefire in…
January 21, 2020
New EastMed Pipeline Brings Tension and Opportunity
On January 2nd, Greece and Cyprus made history after signing a deal with Israel on a nearly 2000-kilometre subsea pipeline,…
December 24, 2019
Cyprus Takes Turkey to Court Over Maritime Violations
As tensions over offshore energy resources continue to simmer between Cyprus and Turkey, the former has elected to further safeguard…
December 2, 2019
The Yellow Vests Movement Vs. Europe’s Green New Deal
In November of 2018, French citizens first took to streets across the country wearing yellow, high-visibility vests to protest the…
November 22, 2019
Conscious Fashion Gains Traction Despite Long Road Ahead
A five-year partnership between Guerlain and UNESCO aims to train new beekeepers within designated biosphere reserves around the world, resulting…
November 20, 2019
Madrid Steps In as EU Targets COP25
The United Nations Global Climate Change conference will take place between December 2nd – 13th at the IFEMA conference facility…
October 31, 2019
Are Deadly Storms the Climate’s New Normal?
Last week’s storms pounded Southern Europe and caused massive flooding throughout Spain, Italy, and France. Cars were swept away, cities…
October 30, 2019
France Fails Emissions Test
French President Emmanuel Macron has made headlines for his proactive attitude in fighting against climate change, including his push back…
