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You might have noticed our new logo: today, we\u2019re evolving Euronews Green into Euronews Earth.<\/p>\n
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When Green launched, much of the climate conversation focused on ambition<\/a>: targets, pledges and long-term goals. But we are now in a different phase and we\u2019re reflecting that in our rebrand.<\/p>\n Europe is experiencing record heat<\/a>, extreme floods<\/a>, water scarcity<\/a>, biodiversity loss and growing political pushback<\/a> on climate protections. The story is no longer about whether change is coming \u2013 it\u2019s about how it is reshaping daily life now.<\/p>\n As political debates intensify and climate protections face uncertainty<\/a>, Euronews Earth will remain committed to evidence-based reporting, accountability and practical solutions.<\/p>\n The most significant change is a dedicated water section \u2013 giving a permanent home to stories about our most precious and threatened resource, from scarcity and drought to flooding, oceans<\/a> and agriculture.<\/p>\n You can still rely on us to translate sustainability jargon into clear, human-centred reporting. To report global breaking climate news from a European perspective. And to explore solutions to the most urgent questions of our time. The same team, the same standards, a sharper lens.<\/p>\n Euronews Earth will uncover how the climate crisis is reshaping Europe<\/a> now \u2013 and the innovations, policies and communities striving to make the Earth more liveable.<\/p>\n