Ecology and biodiversity

Mares and foals grazing on a blood farm pasture in Northern Iceland, 6th August 2022 (photo: Animal Welfare Foundation / Tierschutzbund Zürich)

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Blood farms: from Iceland to Italy and Parma ham

James Imam

Illegally burned land for making room for soy culture in the Argentinian Chaco region. ©Jim Wickens/Ecostorm via Mighty Earth.

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Europe’s food giants turn a blind eye to deforestation in Argentina

Stefano Valentino

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Farmers! To arms!

Wimar Verdecia Fuentes - Cartoon movement (Amsterdam)

Illegal forest clearance in the Gran Chaco as seen from the air in Argentina. Image by Jim Wickens, Ecostorm via Mighty Earth.

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Europe’s stubborn addiction to deforested Argentinian soy

Stefano Valentino

puglia wind turbines ©Vittoria Torsello

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Renewable energy frenzy triggers land grabbing in ‘Wonderful Puglia’

Vittoria Torsello

Alex Falco Chang – Voxeurop

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Milei and Wilders: the Werewolf and The Vampire

Ciarán Lawless

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How submarine cables are threatening the fragile ecosystem of the Mediterranean seabed

Michele Calamaio

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Is the EU going easy on the Croatian tuna conspiracy?

Stefano Valentino

Area of experimental plantations of native species in Pedrogrão Grande, surrounded by eucalyptus plantations. The green-grey bushes are eucalyptus trees that are regrowing faster than other species. Grubbing them up is the only way to prevent them competing with the native species. | Photo: ©Davide Mancini

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Portugal, wildfires and the eucalyptus curse

Davide Mancini

The Tunisian textile sector is built on a predominantly female and underpaid workforce. | Photo: © Arianna Poletti

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The social and environmental costs of European fashion made in Tunisia

Arianna Poletti - Reporterre (Paris)

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Greenwashing made in Europe by Michelin and BNP Paribas in Indonesia

Stefano Valentino, Voxeurop

Tjeerd Royaards - voxeurop

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Unravelling the thread: how illicit Ghanaian fish finds its way to Europe

Raluca Besliu