A Viking river cruise carrying 186 passengers ran aground this summer near Vidin on the Bulgarian bank of the Danube – a stark reflection of a river retreating, as captured in recent Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite imagery
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In an era of accelerating environmental disruption, driving effective climate adaptation requires an integrated approach to governance and public communication. Translating scientific evidence into actionable policy relies heavily on how risk is assessed, framed, and shared among decision-makers. Building on this vision, the NEUROCLIMA project is expanding its local engagement with new pilot activities scheduled
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In a small mountain village tucked into the Italian Alps, the physical scars of Storm Vaia still mark the landscape – a stark reminder of how rapidly climate disruption can rewrite a community’s geography. Yet in Cevo, rather than focusing solely on ecological loss, local residents and researchers gathered to process historical environmental trauma and
Across Southern Europe, this summer’s relentless heatwaves and extreme drought have ignited devastating wildfires. From the Gironde region in France to vast rural communities in France, Greece, Italy, Spain, and Portugal, fire crews are confronting unprecedented flame fronts that threaten homes, ecosystems, and human lives. Almost 300,000 people have now fled homes only in France
Across Cavan and its surrounding communities, NEUROCLIMA’s pilot workshops have provided early evidence of how young people understand, participate in and engage with climate action. By blending creativity, digital exploration and hands-on learning, the pilots have shown that climate education resonates most deeply when young people can connect with it personally, help shape its direction
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Cyprus is warming. Across the eastern Mediterranean, rising temperatures, prolonged droughts, and shifting coastlines are no longer distant predictions in a scientific journal—they are the background noise of everyday life. But how do you prepare the generation that will inherit this rapidly changing landscape? Traditionally, the answer has been data: carbon parts-per-million, rising Celsius baselines,
Journalists and content creators had the opportunity to test the NEUROCLIMA tools for the first time in June 10th. The hands-on webinar, the first installation of the Future of Our Food series, was co-organised by the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) and Re-Imagine Europa (RIE), and brought together professionals from across Europe to test
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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