Environment Archives

One of the great disgraces of our age is the takeover of a purely utilitarian vision in our interaction with

More than 20 people fined per day in the Low Emission Zone of Brussels

Since October 1st, 2018, more than 20 cars a day have been registered as having violated the low-emission-zone in Brussels.

The de-carbonization of the economy is becoming an undeniable imperative. People and businesses must turn to low or zero carbon

How do Belgium’s biggest cities fare in terms of sustainable mobility? Not great. Greenpeace recently commissioned a study to the

Plants for Everyone finally arrives in Brussels with its Big Sale of Plants from €2, €5 and €10. For the

It will probably not come as a surprise that Brussels fared badly in a recent Test Achats (Belgian consumer association)

On Saturday, October 6th, more than 50 volunteers gathered to clean the streets of Watermael-Boitsfort as a response to the

Between 8 and 20 October 2018, the Public Cleaning service is going to collect the bulky waste in Brussels. The City

We have recently had European week of mobility and that wonderful Car(e)-free Sunday! However after that one peaceful day when

The Hambacher Forst, about 80 hectares of an 12,000 years old forest with some 4,300 trees in the German Land