Belonging is a person's sense of acceptance in a given group or work environment. In the workplace, this does not happen by itself, but must be constantly nurtured. Belonging has a strong relationship with commitment and motivation in the workplace. It directly affects the retention and motivation of employees in the company. Inclusive…
When it comes to hydrogen, there are archaic attitudes towards this high-potential technology that need to be overcome. The bottom line is that while China leads in battery, solar and e-mobility technologies, Europe still maintains a competitive advantage in hydrogen and must use this advantage to ensure its global competitiveness down…
Europe's biggest pork producer has admitted that claiming its meat is "more climate-friendly than you think" is in breach of marketing law. Denmark's Supreme Court has ruled that the company Danish Crown misled consumers in a lawsuit brought by two non-governmental organizations. This is the first climate lawsuit in the Nordic country,…
More people travel by bike than by car in the center of Paris, according to a new study cited by Euronews. The report by the urban planning agency Institut Paris Region (IPR) found that Parisians use bicycles for 11,2% of their trips in the city center. By comparison, cars are used for only 4,3% of trips. This is serious…
Political leaders who slow the pace of climate action are pushing the world into deeper disaster, a former US climate chief has warned. We are being slowed by those who consider themselves 'grown up' and believe that decarbonisation at the rate the climate community is calling for is unrealistic," said Todd Stern, who was a special envoy for the amendment…
The United Arab Emirates experienced on Tuesday the heaviest rain since 1949. The storm caused chaos for residents as water flooded homes and underground parking lots, left some buildings without power and led to widespread flooding even a day later. According to meteorologist Ahmed Habib, the heavy rains in the desert country are partly the result of the sowing of…
The climate crisis will reduce global income by about a fifth over the next 25 years. That's according to a new study that predicts that people in the world's poorest regions and those least responsible for warming the atmosphere will take the biggest financial hit, Euronews reports. The economic contraction of incomes due to climate change already…
The world must ensure diverse supply chains and implement a framework to track progress towards tripling global renewable capacity by 2030, EU Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson said on a visit to Abu Dhabi. The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) gathered the world's nations in Abu Dhabi for the annual meeting on…
In 2023, 50 percent of the disturbances in the energy system in the synchronous zone of Continental Europe were caused by Bulgaria, 30 percent by France and the remaining 20 percent by other countries. The worrying news was announced by the executive director of "Electricity System Operator" (ESO) Angelin Tsachev during a hearing at the Energy Commission in the National...
The "Young Electrician" team from the National Vocational Technical High School "Shandor Petjofi" in Razgrad became the winner of the competition for preparing a mock-up of a photovoltaic power plant, organized by the company Enery and the association "Solar Academy Bulgaria". The other finalists were from the Vocational High School of Mechatronics and Electronics, Burgas, the Vocational High School of Agriculture "St. George the Victorious", Suvorovo and...
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