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The Vistula Spit Canal
© rr

Russian Fake Environmental News Campaign Uncovered

GDANSK - The Vistula Spit Canal has been a decades-long political prizeproject for the Polish government. The construction has drawn controversy as it cuts straight through a Natura 2000 conservation area. Russian state-sponsored media and the Kremlin, have flasely claims it will devastate the ...

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The Broken Veins of Latin America
© Nicola Zolin

The Broken Veins of Latin America

IXQUISIS - These series looked into lives and deaths of ‘Water Guardians’. The journalists investigated in depth three environmental murders related to water in Latin America.

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dump with clothes

UK Second-hand Clothes Polluting Nigeria and Ghana

ABUJA- This story demonstrates that although it is illegal to import used clothes into Nigeria, UK exporters continue to contravene the law by doing the contrary which is now polluting the country's ecology. It demonstrates how UK exporters provided Nigerian vendors with low-quality, deteriorating ...

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Toxic Business
© Robert Obert

Toxic Business: A Tribute to Progress

LELESTI - For years they inhaled it. Former workers of the asbestos-cement factories in Romania worked without any protection against the toxic dust. Except a milk ratio. It was supposed to protect against cancer and toxicity, or so they believed during communism. Long privatized and shut down, the ...

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Gas Lobby
© desmog

How the Gas Lobby Aims to Lock in Europe’s Fossil Fuel Addiction

ROME - Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine has upended decades of energy policy and a long-term dependence on Russian gas. Across Europe, governments are scrambling to find alternate energy supplies for the coming winter. 

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Uganda prevents the next pandemic
© Pablo Garrigós Cucarella

Uganda prevents the next pandemic

BWINDI - The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park in Uganda has been chosen by the US National Health Institute (NHI) as a ‘hotspot’ for a potential new outbreak of a zoonotic disease like Monkeypox, Covid or Ebola.

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Environment People Law logo: a leaf and a Justice balance
© Environment People Law

FUTURE – Fostering Unity Towards Ukraine Respecting Environment

LVIV - This project was set up by Environment-People-Law (EPL) aims to promote due priority of environmental issues in social agenda of Ukraine and increase environmental awareness of Ukrainians.

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Drim Hotel on North Macedonia’s Lake Ohrid has invested in a solar thermal system, heat pumps and photovoltaic panels
© Drim Hotel

Clean Energy in South East Europe

SKOPJE - Sunny North Macedonia falls short of solar thermal expectations. Using solar thermal technology to convert sunlight into heat should be a no-brainer in North Macedonia. After all, it’s one of the world’s sunniest countries. But meager subsidies and insufficient regulation have stymied ...

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Insect
© Sanne Derks

Insect decline: micro-story of a global disaster

WORLD - Everyday, 30 species of insects disappear from the face of the planet. A quarter of European invertebrates are now on the verge of extinction and, in some areas, the reduction in insect biomass reached 75 per cent in just 27 years.

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A woman recording a podcast with a blue background
© Thomson Media gGmbH

Online course series for investigative journalists reporting on climate change in the Western Balkans

WESTERN BALKANS - This project provided online training tools in Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian-Montenegrian (BCSM) enabling investigative journalists to upskill with regards to reporting on environmental issues.

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Internews Ukraine written in Ukrainian
© Internews Ukraine

Reporting on environmental risks resulting from the war in Ukraine

KYIV - The project aimed to raise awareness among the public and decision-makers in Ukraine and Europe of the ecological issues arising from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

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The rising number of chickens in the River Wye catchment has left the river in a ‘critical state’, say campaigners.
© Alexander Turner / The Guardian

The Dark Trace in the Water of Cheap Meat Business

ARAGÓN / HEREFORDSHIRE / LOWER SAXONY — These regions have become areas with a very high density of intensive farms. An international investigation reveals the dynamics behind the expansion and the pollution of rivers, aquifers and even tap water that it brought along. 

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The Environmental Investigative Forum logo: a map of the world in a magnifying glass
© EIF

West Africa Mining Monitor - WAMM

PARIS - WAMM is an open source, GIS, web application that allows journalists and civil society to analyse and investigate West Africa's mining industries as a whole, and not on a country by country basis.

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Drawing of people around a globe and the text Hilsinki Citizens Assembly Banjaluka
© Helsinki Citizens' Assembly

Profiling Journalists To Report On Environmental Topics

BANJALUKA - This project was intended for journalists of audiovisual, print and online media from Bosnia and Herzegovina with aim to increase their capacity for professional reporting on environmental issues.

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Een vlezige markt
© Daniela de Lorenzo

A meaty market

BRUSSELS - Animal protein production accounts for 82% of food’s carbon footprint in the EU, and it is therefore necessary to curb livestock emissions in order to reach the goals within the EU green deal.

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Poultry
© Niall Sargent, Noteworthy

Hidden cross-border pollution in Ireland and the United Kingdom

BELFAST - As part of a cross-border project to investigate the poultry industry on the island of Ireland, the investigative team from The Detail, Noteworthy and The Guardian took a deep dive into cross-border litter trade and the environmental impacts from the industry as it expands in line with Sta ...

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De Plastic Podc
© Isabelle Vanhoutte

The Plastic Podcast

BRUSSELS - Today, plastics are everywhere. Metres deep on the seabed in the Mariana Trench. At the top of Mont Blanc. At the North Pole. In your blood.

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Lucifer's spell
© Constance Decorde

Lucifer's Spell

LECCE - EVIA - The Mediterranean basin is a hotspot of the climate crisis, with average temperatures rising above global trends. Heat waves, droughts and a combination of anthropogenic factors are provoking new generations of wildfires that are devastating for ecosystems and for human societies.

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The nuclear waste on the shaky ground
© Robert Fajt/Cropix

The nuclear waste on the shaky ground

ZAGREB - Nuclear waste in Croatia and Italy - this is the story of public interest and irresponsible politics.

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Afval
© Peter Oke

What does a country of 200 million people do with its waste?

ABUJA - Nigeria is struggling with the threat of undifferentiated waste disposal and water pollution affecting the health of its citizens. Nigerian journalists Oke Peter and Damilola Shittu unravel how the effect of climate change, the inadequate waste disposal system and water pollution are ...

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an eye and the hashtag wild eye in black and red
© Oxpeckers

#WildEye Europe Training and Professional Support Programme

NELSPRUIT - From Oxpeckers, a project focusing on capacity development and professional support of environmental data journalists based in Europe.

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Black and white food agriculture milk cows dairy
© rr

The Flemish Farm-to-fork strategy

BRUSSELS - In 2021, the EU launched the brand-new Farm-to-Fork strategy to make our agriculture more sustainable. Among other things, this strategy aims to ensure that meat production and consumption decreases in member states to reduce the impact on our health and the environment. However, this ...

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Rosamund Kissi Debrah campaigns for clean air and social justice.
© Alexia Eychenne

Do we all breathe the same air?

LONDON – Air pollution is one of the most significant environmental health risks. According to the WHO, it causes up to seven million premature deaths worldwide each year, including around 379,000 in the EU and the UK. While we all breathe the same air, we don't all face the same risks.

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Zambia
© BlueSalo, Wikimedia Commons

The Exploitation of Copper Mines in Zambia

LUSAKA - Zambia is blessed with abundant natural resources, coupled with its strategic geographical location as a landlocked nation in the southern part of Africa. Since its inception, Zambia has been largely dependent on copper and other minerals. Copper production has been a major contributor to ...

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Klimaatangst
© Simon Dequeker

Climate anxiety among young people

BRUSSELS - Nature and the climate are not doing well and that does something to a person. Increasingly, the psychological impact of the climate and biodiversity crisis is coming to the attention of the public. Young people would be especially sensitive to this, research indicates. MO* organised a ...

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Varna Lake
© Christina Anna Orieschnig

Varna's Hazardous Seafood Exports Throughout Europe

VARNA - Improper management of a wastewater treatment pipe in the Varna lake has led to repeated toxic leaks since 2019. 

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Alaska, smeltend land
© Jan De Deken

Melting Land

AKIAK - In the fight against global warming, the Arctic is one of the most important front lines. There, the earth is warming three times faster than average.

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Peat
© Niall Sargent / Noteworthy

Peat Pressure: Extraction Industry Faces Crackdown

DERRYCRAVE - As part of a cross-border project to investigate the peat extraction industries in Ireland and Latvia, the Irish investigative platform Noteworthy has examined the impacts of unlicensed peat extraction across the country. The findings reveal a system of largely unregulated peat ...

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Waterkrachtcentrale in het stadje Jokkmokk
© Marek Kowalczyk

The dark side of energy transition in Sweden

JOKKMOKK - Sweden is trying at all costs to switch to renewable energy by 2040. But this is coming up against fierce protests from environmentalists and members of the local Sami reindeer communities who oppose the colonisation of Sapmi - the land of the Sami.

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PFAS, de kunst van het wegkijken
© Gerard Stolk (via Flickr)

The Art of Looking Away

ANTWERP - The pollution around the 3M plant near Antwerp (Belgium) has been known for years. Yet the PFOS scandal did not erupt in Flanders until the spring of 2021.

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