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Researchers have tested the biodegradation rates of 97 chemical compounds in 18 sections of freshwater rivers in five European countries and found that all but two compounds show significant variability across sites.

Could leaving some structures behind when removing obsolete wind farms generate multiple benefits? This study engages with stakeholders at two Dutch wind farms to identify and analyse key criteria for decommissioning decisions.

Permanent grasslands in agricultural areas are important for biodiversity – especially pollinators. Researchers in Belgium found irregular, curved mowing patterns had positive effects on pollinators compared to conventional block cutting, and suggest promoting this approach.

A cornerstone of the European Union's commitment to environmental protection and climate action, the LIFE programme offers Montenegro support to improve its environmental and climate policies and practices.

The high-level discussion will focus on the future of Europe's sustainable bio-based economy and will support the development of a new EU Bioeconomy Strategy, to be presented by the end of 2025.

The recent outcomes of Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions COPs mark a significant milestone in global efforts to address environmental challenges.

Five European cities join forces to pilot green solutions and support the implementation of the Green City Accord.

EU sulphur oxide emissions have decreased by approximately 70% since 2014, primarily due to an Emission Control Area in Northern Europe.

In this episode of 'The Road to Green' Euronews travels to Poland and Spain to see how reducing emissions can go hand-in-hand with industrial competitiveness.