Nature Water Talks: Dealing with PFAS

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, simply known as PFAS, are known to be highly persistent contaminant in the environment. Regulations on their presence in the environment have recently become...

$209bn a year is what fossil fuel firms owe in climate reparations. We want that paid | André Wright

After a new study revealing the extent to which developing nations have been damaged, there is no excuse for further delay, says André Wright, a former news and opinion editor at the Jamaica Gleaner

Et skridt tættere på det mest omfattende kemikalieforbud i EU | Ingeniøren

Fem medlemslande, herunder Danmark, har til formiddag præsenteret et forslag om et totalforbud mod PFAS-stoffer i EU.

Have we reached ‘peak meat’? Why one country is trying to limit its number of livestock

Dutch farms are feeling the squeeze from EU rules and need to make sweeping changes to the farm system – could a huge producer like the US follow suit?

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Copenhagen faces backlash over €2.7B ‘green’ island plan

The artificial island of Lynetteholm is meant to protect the Danish capital from floods and provide housing — but critics accuse the project of ‘greenwashing.’