by LIFE Awards | Apr 28, 2025
Traditional heating and cooling systems often rely on refrigerants that contribute heavily to climate change. This makes the HVACR (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration) sector a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions. To tackle this,...
by LIFE Awards | Apr 28, 2025
Raised bogs in Denmark have been badly damaged by drainage and unwanted species, leading to habitat loss and high CO₂ emissions. Without action, these unique ecosystems—and the rare species they support—would continue to decline. To reverse the damage, bogs need...
by LIFE Awards | Apr 28, 2025
Old industrial sites in the Czech Republic and Poland, known as HCH mega sites, still leak dangerous pesticide pollution into the environment. These remote areas are hard to clean up with traditional methods, which are often costly and complex. A new, affordable,...
by LIFE Awards | Apr 28, 2025
The lynx population in the Dinaric-SE Alpine region was at risk of extinction due to inbreeding and shrinking numbers. Without urgent action, this iconic species could have disappeared from the area. Fresh genetic diversity and strong public support, especially...
by LIFE Awards | Apr 28, 2025
Many people in Europe don’t know what the Natura 2000 network is or why it matters, making it harder to build support for nature protection. Without public awareness, conservation efforts can struggle to gain momentum. To change this, strong communication is key to...
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