France's short-flight ban affects few routes
Changes and exceptions to France's new rules have made the ban on short flights not very effective.
Environment
AI tracks wildlife in nature reserve
A project in a Yucatan nature reserve has been mapping wildlife and its prey, including rare jaguars
Spain spending in drought crisis
Spain is making big investments to increase its water supply as it faces a long drought.
Hey, take it easy on the weatherman!
Record heat and droughts have caused some Spaniards to turn abuse against the weather forecasters.
Autobahn speed limits: Hot issue again
Speed limits are back on the bargaining table in Germany, with climate change as a driver.
Spain goes big on 'green hydrogen'
Spain trails only the U.S. in development of environmentally-friendly plants to produce 'green hydrogen'
Europe warming twice as fast as globe
After a hot year and drought-plagued 2022, Europe is facing further warming
Migrating birds to get a turbine break
The Netherlands is testing a plan to keep wind farms from harming migrating birds
Race to save ancient ice
An urgent project to mine glaciers for ice cores that can reveal earth's history and the effects of climate change
Dutch rail: Now storks are a problem
Nesting storks threaten Dutch rail operations, and getting them to move is apparently no easy task.
German domestic air traffic drops
Germany's domestic air traffic is down for a number of reasons, and environmental concerns are among them.
Austria's glaciers shrinking even faster
Austria's glacier loss rate has become so severe that the Alpine Club, which tracks it, has called a 'Red Alert.'
Lights Out! for French airports and stations
France's transportation sites will join the rest of the country in a 1-6 a.m. blackout of advertising screens.
Amsterdam tackling Rome's trash
Rome's trash crisis has prompted the city to find an outside contractor to clear it up until the city builds a new incinerator
Copenhagen juicing up for electric cars
Copenhagen is preparing for the coming wave of electric vehicles by adding thousands of street chargers