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Belgian firms launch CO2Net to turn carbon into economic growth
Thirteen companies have joined forces to create CO2Net, a new Belgian federation aimed at reducing, removing and reusing carbon dioxide (CO2). The group, presented on Thursday at the Port of Antwerp, sees CO2 not only as a climate challenge but...

Belgians among flotilla activists intercepted by Israel
Several Belgians were on board ships of the Global Sumud Flotilla that have been intercepted by the Israeli navy. The aid convoy, made up of dozens of vessels with politicians and activists on board, set sail to deliver supplies to the Gaza Strip,...

Storm Amy 'danger to life' as Met Office upgrades weather warning to amber alert
Storm Amy has now been upgarded to an 'amber' warning by the Met Office, with north west Scotland now placed on the second highest level of alert. Winds of up to 95mph could cause knock out power lines and mobile phone networks across the...

Corporate mobility will focus on customers and sustainability, says Arval Mobility Observatory
In future, corporate mobility will prioritize customer needs, including customer focus on sustainability. Other drivers for the latter are the need to report employee commuting emissions, and more broadly meet emission reduction targets. So says a...

PowerGo launches new fast-charging hub in Belgium
New site offers flexible, sustainable EV charging next to Antwerp’s A12 highway.PowerGo has opened a new public fast-charging hub at the Basic-Fit Ekeren gym in Antwerp, Belgium, expanding convenient charging options for electric vehicle (EV)...

New Belgium’s book swap encourages sustainable practices
On Sept. 28, New Belgium Brewing partnered with Poudre River Friends of the Library to host a book swap that encouraged sustainable exchange while offering attendees a chance to enjoy a free beer and experience the brewery’s lively atmosphere. New...

Belgian UFO sighting memorial removed at family’s request
Belgium has lost a “piece of its folklore” after the removal of western Europe’s only monument to unidentified flying objects, by a roadside in eastern Flanders. Aalter’s municipal authorities had the stone memorial quietly taken away at the end...

Belgian LNG Terminal Blocked by Greenpeace Protestors
The Fluxys LNG terminal at the port of Zeebrugge, Belgium, is once again being blockaded by Greenpeace protestors. The group estimates as many as 70 activists took to small boats, rafts, and kayaks to call attention to its demands to end Russian...

Higher Levels of Air Pollution Linked to Worse Sleep Apnea Symptoms
RT’s Three Key Takeaways: Air pollution link – Long-term exposure to higher levels of PM10 particles is associated with more severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), increasing the number of breathing disruptions during sleep. Regional variation –...

Wildlife featured at new Danny On, Carl Brenders exhibits at Glacier Art Musuem
Two new exhibitions are opening this October at Glacier Art Museum: “Close Encounters: Wildlife Paintings” by Carl Brenders; and “The Lens and Legacy of Danny On: Photographer, Smokejumper and Silviculturist.” Both exhibitions open to the public...

Syensqo develops chemical recycling technology for sulfone polymers
Syensqo S.A. (Brussels, Belgium) has announced the invention of a proprietary chemical recycling technology that efficiently depolymerizes sulfone polymers to obtain purified raw material monomers. This new process enables the infinite circularity...

Seven shows unite for the largest Environmental Services & Solutions Expo in history
Environmental Services & Solutions Expo (ESS) 2025 has marked a record-breaking year, becoming the largest event in its history by uniting seven shows for the first time. With the addition of Geotechnical Engineering & Operations Expo (GEO), and...

Ongoing blockade against Putin’s and Trump’s gas at the Zeebrugge terminal in Belgium
Zeebrugge, Belgium – More than 70 activists from 17 countries have joined Greenpeace Belgium in blockading the Zeebrugge liquified gas terminal, in protest of Europe’s dependence on gas imports from the US and Russia. As the EU discusses new...

Aisin Ups European Sustainable Auto Production
Europe is being seen as a growth area for automotive business for Tier 1 supplier Aisin, which announces an acceleration of its localized production strategy. Despite working in European markets for more than 35 years, the Japan-based company...

Meet Alex Muzio, the man behind Belgium’s Brighton plotting Champions League disruption with Union SG
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Wonderful dog walking weather for this Wednesday
Give a big tail wag and perhaps a bow ... to Frank. Frank is famous in the dog world! His mom, Christine Nethery, told News 5 that Frank is an American Kennel Club Belgian Malinois champion. Talk about a real pup-star! Now that he is 9 years old,...

‘Largest battery in mainland Europe’ powers up in Belgium
Energy company Engie, alongside battery energy storage system (BESS) provider Sungrow, announced this week the successful commissioning of the first phase of the 200 MW/800 MWh BESS at the Vilvoorde site, in Belgium. Sungrow described the project...

Animation3 selects its 2025 residents, helming three projects across Luxembourg, France and Belgium
01/10/2025 - Four animation talents have been chosen to take part in the new edition of the residency, supported by Film Fund Luxembourg, Magelis and Wallimage (© Wallimage) Four animation talents have been chosen to take part in the new edition...

Climate migrants could face a world of closing doors
"Climate change is going to challenge the very foundations of international relations," Gemenne said. The number of climate refugees is going to increase in the coming decades, according to a major UN report on climate impacts and vulnerability....

New Holland CR11 at North Farm Horton : The Beast of Belgium
New Holland’s flagship CR11 combine has been chomping through harvest for Dorset grower Peter Snell, having replaced a pair of CR10.90 models. As the end of its first full harvest draws to a close, how has the twin-rotor, 775hp beast performed?...