Tuscany Wildfire Smoke Reaches Malta
Malta’s skies turn orange as smoke from a wildfire in Tuscany, Italy, reaches the island, raising awareness about climate change and the interconnectedness
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Tuscany Wildfire Smoke Reaches Malta: Locals Demand Climate Action
Thousands flee Tuscany wildfire as smoke reaches Malta, sparking local concern and calls for climate action
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Fort Chambray Redevelopment: Tribunal Rejects NGO Appeals
The Environment and Planning Review Tribunal dismisses appeals against the redevelopment of Fort Chambray, paving the way for a luxury resort. What does th
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Bonnici: MIDI Ready to Fight for Manoel Island in Court
Former Culture Minister Owen Bonnici reveals MIDI’s plans to contest any legal challenge to its proposed Manoel Island development, sparking outrage among
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Malta’s Air Pollution: A Silent Health Crisis
Discover why Malta’s air pollution is a public health emergency, its local impacts, and how we can fight back for cleaner air and a healthier future.
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Kirkop Scrapyard Fire Under Control After Five-Hour Battle
Fire Services Department declares Kirkop scrapyard fire under control after five-hour battle, with environmental concerns and clean-up operations ongoing.
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Malta’s Boaters Told to Burn Food Waste Amid FMD Outbreak
Malta’s boat owners advised to burn food waste at sea due to Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak in eastern Mediterranean, raising environmental concerns and s
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Malta’s First Crematorium: Council Asks for More Time
The Planning Authority defers decision on Malta’s first crematorium after Birkirkara council seeks more time to study environmental impact.
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Malta’s First Crematorium: Żurrieq Council Asks for More Time
Żurrieq council delays decision on Malta’s first crematorium, seeking more time to consider the proposal’s impact on the town and its residents.
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Malta’s First Crematorium: Council Asks for More Time
Malta’s first crematorium plans hit a snag as the Mriehel council requests more time to consider environmental and social impacts, delaying the Planning Au
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Malta’s Emissions Drop: A Surprise in the Making
Malta’s greenhouse gas emissions fell by 17.4% in 2020, bucking the global trend, according to a new Central Bank report. Let’s explore why and what’s next
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Malta’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Falling: A Silver Lining in the Clouds
Malta’s Central Bank report reveals a surprising decline in greenhouse gas emissions, thanks to renewable energy initiatives and sustainable practices. Let
