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Once a means of survival, pickling and jamming traditions are now making a comeback. Can they be recognised for their cultural heritage?

The 2023 forest fires and floods have confronted Greece with the reality of the climate crisis. Yet it continues to be dismissed by its government.

Despite the disruptions to the European grain market caused by the war, Ukraine remains one of the world's leading grain exporters.

Self-managed peasant collectives promise a more fulfilling way of organising living and work rhythms. But rural life is not without constraints.

While Scandinavian countries are praised for their climate action, an analysis of the Swedish and Danish media reveals a more complex picture.

During communism, irrigation systems made the Romanian Plain agriculturally robust, but have since collapsed. Droughts are the new reality.

Climate finance is on the rise, but it is still nowhere near the scale needed to cover climate impacts and fund the global green transition.

The EU Parliament blocked legislation to reduce pesticide use in agriculture. Behind alleged concerns over food safety lie the interests of the agrochemical industry.

Ireland, a prosperous Western European nation with a sordid past of colonial subjugation, is in a unique position when it comes to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Water wars are not inevitable but the result of bad management.