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Healing nature's wounds
by Sibel Sezer Eralp   
Wednesday, 29 October 2008

Explanations of the name 'Black Sea' are both numerous and obscure, but today the Black Sea poses more pressing questions about the state of its environment and ecosystems, as well as the region's political and economic difficulties.

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Hungry for alternatives
by Nathan Johnson   
Wednesday, 29 October 2008

The political and economic changes taking place in Central and Eastern Europe since the collapse of the Soviet Union have touched practically every walk of life for people living in the region, and one of the most radical changes involves how food is grown, procured, distributed and sold. Despite the fact that the Western ‘supermarket model’ has spread quickly throughout CEE, intensifying global food shortages and recently leaked concerns that biofuels production is to blame for sharply escalating food prices should be clear signals that existing models related to food production, distribution and consumption are seriously—even fatally—flawed.

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On the waterfront
by Wojciech Kosc   
Wednesday, 29 October 2008

One doesn’t necessarily need to invoke the Amazon rain forest to make people concerned about the environment, or to mobilise them into protective action. Sometimes it’s enough to point to something closer to home. Poland provides one such example.

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Pay now, save later
by Pavel Antonov   
Wednesday, 25 June 2008

Innovative green architecture is a key toward building a sustainable future; while initial costs can be high, green buildings are proving to save money and energy over the long term.

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Building a greener market
by Nathan Johnson   
Wednesday, 25 June 2008

Interview with Timo Makela, Director of Sustainable Development and Integration at DG Environment of the European Commission.

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Taking it to the streets
by Steve Graning   
Wednesday, 25 June 2008

Ignoring the consequences of increased consumption has had some ugly and messy consequences in Bulgaria.

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Picking up the pieces
by Rezo Getiashvili   
Wednesday, 25 June 2008

Southwest Georgian port city, Batumi is regaining its sea side resort status.

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Environmental threats
by Vaida Pilibaityte   
Wednesday, 25 June 2008

Lithuanian environmentalists and the difficulties they face.

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