A report on food safety published last week by environmental group Mouvement écologique (Méco) is misleading, Luxembourg’s agriculture minister Martine Hansen has said, after claims by the activists ...

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All countries must accelerate efforts to avert the biodiversity crisis, and preserve Earth’s precious natural places for future generations.

The relocation of the Lost Dogs Home could still be years away, as talks with the state government reach a stalemate. AddedJan 23rd, 2025 A fatal house fire which claimed the life of an innocent ...

Luxembourg is set to triple the number of climate change adaptation measures, environment minister Serge Wilmes said on Friday, as he presented the latest update to the national strategy first ...

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Tensions between the U.S. and Europe escalate as Trump threatens the EU with tariffs. Luxembourg's ex-PM Xavier Bettel warns that Trump's trade tactics demand unity and strength. "If you're weak, he ...

On Thursday 6 February 2025, the Luxembourg Women's National Basketball Team, currently leading Group H in the EuroBasket 2025 qualifiers, will play their penultimate qualification match away against ...

Their presence not only altered the national park’s ecological structure but also geographically! Let’s have a look at how these incredible animals helped restore balance in the Yellowstone National ...

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You might be surprised to learn that the strongest creatures on the planet do not automatically make up the list of most aggressive animals. Temperament is what ... or Cape buffalo (Syncerus caffer), ...

One 2017 study found that at the international level, 35 percent of countries’ national animals were threatened with extinction; however, the authors did not look at the species’ trajectories ...