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Croatia drafts EUR 1.68 billion Social Climate Plan
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Earth would become 2.8 degrees warmer by 2100 without additional measures
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has released its annual Emissions Gap Report 2025: Off Target, assessing the state of
Šahmanović: Montenegro is facing its most challenging year for energy sector
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Romania’s Hidroelectrica struck by worst hydrology so far
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EU waters down its 2040 climate target in runup to COP30 in Brazil
The Council of the European Union upheld the proposed 90% emissions cut target for 2040 ahead of the United Nations
Europe’s Environment 2025 report: Not good
Biodiversity is declining and water stress is affecting one third of Europe’s population and territory, while the frequency and magnitude
Deep Adriatic temperatures already hit end-of-century estimates
For centuries, the Adriatic Sea has cooled the Mediterranean, but today it is sending warmer waters down south as it