Floods and heat waves - what is happening to the weather in Europe?

Europe is experiencing extreme weather conditions in the current month of July. In the northern part of the continent, temperatures are far below average, with significantly more rainfall than normal, while the southern part is battling heat waves and forest fires, reports Euronews. In June, Belgium marked the ninth month in a row with more rain than usual – a new record for the country,…

Are marine heat waves killing our oceans?

In a world increasingly upset by the ongoing climate crisis, it is perhaps unsurprising that our oceans are feeling the long-term effects of marine heat waves. The Mediterranean is a particularly hot spot for this phenomenon. In some areas of the sea, temperature anomalies of 5, 6 or even 7 degrees above average can be observed, it says...

Chinese dumps reveal the dark side of fast fashion

Textile waste is an urgent global problem, with only 12 percent being recycled globally, according to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation. Even less—just 1 percent—of discarded clothing is recycled into new clothing, and the majority is used for low-value items such as insulation or mattress padding. Nowhere in the world is the problem…

EcoLab Inc.: A leader in sustainability and innovation for a greener future

EcoLab Inc. established its position as a leader in sustainability, offering innovative solutions in the fields of water, hygiene and energy. Their commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable practices sets standards across industries, promoting a healthier planet and profitable growth. Water Management: Preserving Precious Resources EcoLab is dedicated to water conservation. Through…

Coffee prices will continue to rise due to new EU rules

A cup of coffee could soon become much more expensive due to new European Union (EU) production and deforestation rules. This was stated by the chairman of Lavazza, Giuseppe Lavazza, quoted by euronews.com. Newly introduced EU rules on deforestation could mean thousands of farmers' coffee bean exports could be rejected because they are…

Responsible hiring

In London last month (on June 25 and 26), the Seventh Forum for Responsible Employment was held. The forum was organized by the Institute for Human Rights and Business (IRHB) and included experts who touch on various aspects of labor market challenges. Why is this topic so relevant? The topic is current…

Tsvetelina Penkova became the first female president of the European Energy Forum

The Bulgarian MEP from BSP Tsvetelina Penkova was unanimously elected president of the European Energy Forum - the largest energy organization in Brussels. The vote took place on 16 July 2024 at the first meeting of the organization during the new mandate of the European Parliament. Penkova will be the first female president of the organization. For the first time in the 20-year history of…