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The face of European farming

A European-wide investigation into how intensive farms are proliferating across Europe, with thousands of industrial-scale livestock units now in operation. Should we be worried?  

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UK supermarket supplier’s chickens given antibiotics critical for humans

An investigation for The Guardian, together with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ), into antimicrobial resistance (AMR) caused by the overuse of antibiotics on Polish poultry farms.

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waste management in sweden

How did a few unpopular decisions and consistent political leadership lead to the creation of the world’s most logical waste‑management system?

People protesting with signs promoting renewable energy, clean air, water, and climate action, including messages like 'Air & Water Are Life!' and 'Renewable Energy = Good Jobs, Clean Air, Healthy Planet!'

will the Earth endure another round of trump?

An interview with John Holdren, former science advisor to Barack Obama, about the current U.S. president’s climate policy, wind energy in Texas, and pike fishing on the Masurian Krutynia River.

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“Europe’s Amazon” threatened by a massive waterway project across Poland, Belarus and Ukraine

An investigation with the Transitions and Hanna Valentys into the E40 Waterway development, one of the most mysterious projects in Eastern Europe.

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Eastern Greater Poland: An Energy Transition Trailblazer

As the first of the country’s six coal regions to start planning its coal phase-out, Eastern Greater Poland has emerged to the undisputed leader in Poland’s just energy transition.

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Countdown at the Nord Stream 2 construction site

A firsthand investigation into the Nord Stream 2 project from the German harbor in Sassnitz, which housed the Akademik Chersky vessel.

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Will the Recovery Fund support the just transition of coal regions?

An investigation for the Earth Journalism Network into Polish coal regions and their energy‑transition plans—or the lack thereof.

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Detroit: The City Reinvented

It’s not modern technology, but citizens who are at the heart of Detroit’s ecological revolution. Sustainable urban development can be driven by disappointment, poverty and lack of access to food.

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The power of feminine renewable energy

The growth of renewable energy presents a unique opportunity to break down long‑established gender divisions within the energy sector. The green transition will be fair, clean, and gender-inclusive.