On 15 July 2021, western Germany and Belgium experienced a tragedy that shattered the illusion of Europe’s climate safety. Torrential rain turned peaceful rivers into destructive torrents, sweeping away homes, livelihoods, and more than 220 lives. To ensure that this profound loss – and the millions of others felt across the globe- is never forgotten,
On 5 June—World Environment Day—the grounds of the Castelo Branco School of Agriculture (ESACB) were transformed into a vibrant living laboratory for environmental stewardship. Organized by NEUROCLIMA partner CATAA, the final showcase of the three-month-long school contest “Mensagens do Futuro“ brought local youth out of the classroom and directly into the heart of rural ecology.
On 25 June 2026, the Fábrica da Criatividade played host to an essential, grounded conversation on the immediate realities of climate change. Organized by the Centro de Apoio Tecnológico Agro Alimentar (CATAA), a member of the NEUROCLIMA consortium, the event titled “O clima já mudou. E nós?” (The climate has already changed. And us?) gathered
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Europe closes June and enters July 2026 submerged in the peak of one of the most extreme heatwaves in its recent history. The intense heatwave gripping western Europe has set several unprecedented milestones: France experienced its highest-ever temperature, the UK broke its June heat records, and Spain registered its highest daily average since 1950. Climate
The NEUROCLIMA Consortium recently concluded its two-day consortium meeting in Barcelona, marking a significant step forward in the development of the project’s climate resilience framework. Hosted by PredictBy, the summit convened an international network of researchers, data scientists, and developers. With the foundational phases of the project now complete, discussions focused on three operational priorities:
Global climate policy is built on macro-perspectives – the essential data models, satellite imagery, and international frameworks that allow us to track ecological shifts on a planetary scale. Yet, there is a complementary dimension of climate literacy that can only be unlocked by narrowing the aperture. When we ground global data in local geography, environmental
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Can interactive co-design and behavioral science empower the next generation to drive the European green transition? To find out, you have to move past top-down climate data and listen directly to the aspirations, frictions, and values of young citizens. On Tuesday, May 19th, 2026, the EU-funded NEUROCLIMA project brought its citizen-centered framework directly into the
June 26, 2026 | 16:00 CET | Online Are you a teacher, non-profit, climate educator, researcher, facilitator, or project manager interested in designing climate education and engagement initiatives that go beyond raising awareness but inspire meaningful learning and action? We have designed an interactive webinar just for you! Join Infinitivity Design Labs for an online
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How do you build a community climate strategy when the trauma of an environmental crisis is already etched into the landscape? For the mountain communities of northeastern Italy, climate change isn’t an abstract prediction for the year 2050- it is a lived history. From May 30th to June 1st, at the Corpo e Montagna Festival
On this World Environment Day, the global climate conversation is undergoing a fundamental shift. For years, international climate policy focused primarily on the vital metrics of mitigation—emissions targets, renewable energy targets, and carbon accounting. Today, as we navigate a changing climate, the focus is expanding. The European Union’s ambitious Climate Adaptation Strategy highlights an equally