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The ruins of the Ayuda Bridge on the Guadiana border crossing between Spain and Portugal
© Michele Curel

How Drought-provoked Water Scarcity Creates Tensions Between Portugal and Spain

A RAIA / LA RAYA – Spain and Portugal share their main rivers, a fact that has promoted diplomatic efforts for the joint management of common bodies of water. However, as extreme droughts become more frequent and intense in the Iberian Peninsula, local populations and legislators alike are ...

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India's Hidden Cost in German Fashion

DELHI - India’s garment industry, valued at around 100 billion USD, employs 51 million people formally and another 68 million informally. As a key producer for Western nations and the second-largest textile exporter globally, the industry relies heavily on women, who make up over 70% of the ...

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Heydar Aliyev Baku Oil Refinery at night, outskirts of Baku, Azerbaijan
© Cecilia Fasciani

Azerbaijan to Italy: The Hidden Costs of Gas

BAKU – Under the pretext of reducing reliance on Russian gas, Italy and the European Union have planned to double gas imports from Azerbaijan since 2022, even as dictator Ilham Aliyev tightens his authoritarian grip and increases investments in fossil fuels.

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(Un)just Green Shifts in Czech-Polish Coal Regions

KATOWICE / KARVINÁ - This cross-border research project compares the energy transition in Silesia and Karviná, the coal regions on the Czech-Polish border, with a focus on the implementation of the EU's Just Transition Fund.

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The wheat field of a conventional plant breeder in Germany.
© Katharina Wecker

Seeds of Deception

BONN/BUKAREST/BERN/AMSTERDAM/ATHENS – The future of our food supply is under threat as a high-stakes battle unfolds over seed control in the EU. This cross-border project investigated how companies exploit patent loopholes to demand and sometimes obtain patents from the EPO even on conventionally ...

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Belgian IS Fighters in Syrian Cells

DAMASCUS - Trapped in the dusty cells of northeastern Syria are thousands of foreign IS fighters, all having come with one goal: to establish an Islamic caliphate. They come from 50 countries such as Iraq and Lebanon, as well as France, Britain and Belgium. Five years after the fall of IS, they are ...

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a green field with many holes
© Andras Kralla/Äripäev

Carbon Credits Market's Footprint in Europe

TALLINN - The lack of regulation in the voluntary carbon market, together with the influx of capital, creates a situation where ineffective solutions or even outright scams can be marketed. This cross-border investigation looks at how people in Estonia, Lithuania and Italy are exploiting 'green' ...

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Aerial view of burned fields
© Jordi Jon Pardo

Governance Failures Fuel Wildfire Crisis in Southern Europe

ATHENS/FARO/AGRIGENTO – Wildfires in Europe have become more frequent and devastating. From lagging prevention and disaster response in Greece, to the mismanagement and legal loopholes that in Italy fuel arson, to the post-wildfire economy in Spain that impedes ecological restoration, to Portugal's ...

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North in Need

ENONTEKIO - The Arctic region is warming up four times as fast as the global average. This impacts people and animals.

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We, Roma

BRUSSELS - In We, Roma there are 99 distinct stories of Roma. The themes are broad, from their own language to their own court, from Iftar to Mary worship, from prejudice to the affirmation of certain stereotypes.

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Roadtrip To Auschwitz

OSWIECIM - Journalist Evelien Rutten goes on a road trip to Auschwitz with her teenage daughter and two aunts in this narrative podcast and book of the same name. They visit all the important places that played a crucial role in their family history.

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Who Are The Spiders In Kenya's Doping Web?

NAIROBI - For decades Kenya has been a purveyor of Olympic medals in distance running, and it will continue to be so at the Paris Games, but for the past decade or so it has also been clear that there is a strong smell of doping attached to the medals. Athletics is one of the most important economic ...

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Magmatic School of Environmental Journalism

FIRENZE - The first edition of the online Magmatic School of Environmental Journalism took place online from October 2024 to February 2025. Nine journalists participated in it.

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Farmers preparing the greenhouse for the next crop in Vaslui county, northeastern Romania
© Cosmin Filisan

Climate and Economy Push Europe’s Farmers to Mental Health Breaking Point

LARISSA / JAÉN / VASLUI - Farmers are already under immense pressure due to economic strains compounded by stringent EU regulations. Now, the intensifying impacts of climate change are exacerbating these challenges, leading to insomnia, anxiety, and depression among farmers.

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trunks of trees in shallow water, a cellulose plant far in the background
© Bernat Marrè

Finnish Forests in the Uruguayan Pampas

MONTEVIDEO - The world is made of paper and bought with paper:  How far can a company modify the present of a nation and influence its future with promises that never come?

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White Gold in Europe. Is Environmentally Friendly Lithium Mining Possible?

ÚSTI NAD LABEM / LANDAU - The 'lithium fever' has devastated the landscape in Bolivia, Chile and Argentina, among others. Europe is trying to mine its own lithium deposits in an environmentally friendly way: using geothermal energy. Germany is already experimenting with it in the Upper Rhine Valley ...

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Investigate Climate – Training the Next Generation of Climate Journalists

HAMBURG – The annual conference NR24 under the motto "Now is the time - Research for Democracy" took place on 19-20 July 2024. Eight sessions on climate journalism were supported by Journalismfund Europe.

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The Investigative Agenda for Climate Change: Investigating Fossil Fuels

SILVER SPRING - GIJN has developed a detailed six-chapter guide designed especially for investigative reporters on how to investigate the fossil fuel industry. 

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How Forest Management is Failing to Protect Europe’s Carbon Sinks

COVILHÃ /LES LANDES / HARZ - Forests are essential in the global fight against climate change, through their role as carbon sinks. But what happens when management choices are not made in the forest’s best interest?

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Dirty Sky: The Private Jets Dilemma

PARIS - An in-depth investigation of the We Report network looked in the cockpit of the privatised airplane industry. Behind the scenes, the polluting footprint of a few rich is infinite.

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