The world just experienced its hottest January on record, continuing a run of exceptional heat fuelled by climate change, the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) said ...
Kato Drys an experiment in experience tourism
By Martin Clark
More than 30 years ago the then CTO (Cyprus Tourism Organisation) realised that Cyprus could not always compete with likes of ...
The UN Special Rapporteur for Environment Defenders Michel Forst has called on Cyprus to lead a group of countries in promoting the Aarhus Convention.
Adopted in June 1998, the Aarhus Convention ...
By Kate Abnett
What a difference five years make. During the last European Union elections in 2019, hundreds of thousands across the 27-nation bloc staged protests to fight climate change. Ahead ...
The government aims for all new cars bought in Cyprus to be electric by 2035, spokesman Konstantinos Letymbiotis said on Tuesday.
He said the current target entails 25 per cent of new ...
A massive Pineapple Express storm – the second in recent days – stalled over Southern California on Monday, drenching the Los Angeles area with torrential rain, bringing near-hurricane-force wind gusts and raising ...
Firefighters in central Chile on Sunday battled to quell fierce forest fires that have killed 112 people so far and razed entire neighborhoods, while President Gabriel Boric warned the country faces ...
A sufficient number of providers have registered for the “PVs for All” programme, energy committee spokesman George Tsiamettis said on Monday.
Over 35 providers have been listed and have been uploaded ...
We could extract gas from the Cronos field before Aphrodite
In ancient Greek mythology Cronos was the god of time. It now looks that Cronos’ time has come. And it ...
I am always pleased when February comes along, even though it is usually a cold wet month, as it means that spring is not far away with all the excitements ...
Terminal at Vasiliko started under a cloud of suspicion and has just got worse
The writing was on the wall even before the contract for the liquified national gas (LNG) ...
Farmers from Paphos staged a protest on Saturday morning on the road between Amargeti and Statos in solidarity with demonstrating European farmers.
Farmers from across the continent have descended on ...
A celebration for World Wetlands Day will be held at the Oroklini Lake on Saturday, within the scope of the Pandoteira project.
The celebrations will include activities such as bird ...
A €6.6 million project that saw the installation of solar panels in 405 schools has been completed, resulting in significant energy savings by reducing total energy consumption by 30 per cent, Despina Panayiotou ...
By Charlie C. Nicholson, Jessica Knapp, and Maj Rundlöf
The European Parliament voted against a proposal to curb the use of agricultural pesticides in November 2023. These chemicals, designed to ...
By Gus Trompiz, Sybille de La Hamaide
French farmers blocked major highways to Paris on Monday as they pursue protests over a range of grievances, despite several measures announced by ...
Pandora the world’s largest jeweller by amount of products sold, has stopped using mined silver and gold and now only manufactures with recycled precious metals, which require less energy ...
Registration of companies interested in being certified as providers for the installation of photovoltaics (PVs) and energy saving system started on Tuesday, the management committee for state subsidies announced.
Two ...
Conservationists and the game service dismantled 26 illegal bird trapping installations in Larnaca, it was announced on Tuesday.
Meanwhile the Committee Against Bird Slaughter (Cabs) has accused hunters and trappers of ...
The much-touted opening up of the electricity market has been pushed back to the summer of 2025, MPs heard on Monday.
They got the news from Stavros Stavrinos, executive director at ...
The north’s ‘agriculture minister’ Huseyin Cavus said on Monday that the Republic “must tighten its quarantine rules” regarding the import of citrus fruit.
He made his comments in ‘parliament’ ...
Members of both the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot unions of journalists joined forces to plant trees “on the soil of their common homeland”, as stated in a joint press ...
A California river cleanup turned up an unexpected discovery: homeless people living in caves dug into the riverbank.
Police in Modesto, California, reported on Tuesday that they were collaborating with ...
Cabinet on Thursday approved the ‘photovoltaics for all’ scheme which will open for the public to apply for at the end of February.
The scheme entails five categories aimed at ...