Wildfires could burn nearly three times as much of Europe each year by the end of the century.
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Faced with skyrocketing costs, supply shortages and extreme weather, Europe’s farmers are in crisis
This undersupply has been compounded by rising rents, a growing student population and continued pressure on wider residential rental markets, as students compete with other tenants for scarce housing
European universities are grappling with the same complex challenge – more students, less money per head, and no easy political fixes in sight
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Europe’s university spinouts pulled in close to €4.9b in the first half of 2026 — with just a handful of blockbuster companies accounting for a disproportionate share of that total
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Editor’s note: Complementary analyses of 27 European locations released alongside new study provide details about bottom trawling activities, costs and benefits in each specific area.
Amid widespread media coverage of the number of deaths and the influence of climate change, the UK’s Daily Telegraph reported on new research with the incorrect headline: “Heatwaves caused by fall in pollution.”