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During 2024, the Community of Madrid experienced a year marked by a major environmental and public health problem: its entire population breathed air polluted above the limits set by the new European legislation for 2030. This situation, affecting more than seven million people, not only compromises quality of life but also represents a real health risk and an economic burden worth billions of euros.
15
Aug
Madrid breathed polluted air throughout 2024 above EU limits
From 2025 onwards, Europe has taken a decisive step to accelerate the energy transition by eliminating public subsidies for the installation of fossil fuel boilers. This regulatory change is far from a minor bureaucratic detail: it marks a turning point in how households must think about their energy supply. In this context, green gas, also known as biomethane, is emerging as one of the most promising alternatives.
14
Aug
Green gas: eight million Spanish homes are already ready to use it without renovations
Sevilla
13
Aug
Seville: A Global Leader in Urban Climate Innovation
The Retina ECO Awards 2025, organized by PRISA Media in collaboration with Capgemini, have stood out this year for recognizing pioneering technological solutions in sustainability and climate action. In its fifth edition, winners represent initiatives that deliver not only innovation but tangible and scalable environmental impact. Here we analyze the awarded projects and why they are key to promoting eco-friendly homes and an effective ecological transition.
13
Aug
Retina ECO Awards 2025: Innovations Driving Sustainable Homes
Centro histórico de Tallinn - Estonia
11
Aug
Estonia: The Cleanest Country and Eco-Tourism Leader
In a global context where electronic waste (e-waste) is growing at an unprecedented rate, Latin America faces an urgent challenge: developing efficient and safe management systems. Mexico has made significant progress in this field, positioning itself as one of the most active countries in the region in electronic recycling.
08
Aug
Mexico leads Latin America in electronic waste recycling
In times when sustainability and solidarity seem separate paths, a young Spanish girl has managed to unite them in a brilliant solution. At just 12 years old, she developed a solar thermal backpack capable of providing prolonged warmth to homeless people during cold nights. This invention, combining clean technology and strong social commitment, is drawing attention from organizations, institutions, and the media for its enormous potential.
07
Aug
Spanish girl creates solar thermal backpack to help homeless
Google
06
Aug
Google invests in nuclear fusion to decarbonize data centers
Contaminación plástica
06
Aug
INC‑5.2: Global Plastic Pollution Treaty Negotiations
Mobiliario con materiales reciclados
03
Aug
Recyclable furniture and eco-design: sustainable interiors
Electrodomésticos en cocina
03
Aug
EU Introduces Mandatory Eco-Labeling for Home Appliances from 2026
Techos verdes en edificios
03
Aug
Green roofs: sustainable solutions for smart cities to fight urban heat
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