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Water good idea: how Europe is saving space with floating solar parks - Vimarsana News

Water good idea: how Europe is saving space with floating solar parks

Solar panels on artificial lakes are nothing new. But there are high expectations when it comes to the biggest floating solar park outside of Asia, built right near the city of Zwolle in the Netherlands. We check out its longevity and how it could be a space-saving solution to our energy needs.

Where in Europe are campaigners trying to ban plastic grass? - Vimarsana News

Where in Europe are campaigners trying to ban plastic grass?

As a petition to ban the sale of artificial grass is put forward in one European country, we look at the environmental impact of fake plants.

A guide to Europe's most impressive active volcanoes - Vimarsana News

A guide to Europe's most impressive active volcanoes

From the 'Lighthouse of the Mediterranean' to Iceland's newest addition, here are four European active volcanoes.

View: Water is key to our economic future: Why aren't we investing in it like we should? - Vimarsana News

View: Water is key to our economic future: Why aren't we investing in it like we should?

World Resources Institute President and CEO Ani Dasgupta, and WaterAid UK Chief Executive Tim Wainwright share why they think water is not only an essential investment but an economically-sound one too.

The fuzz with the buzz: how busy bees are helping Italy's Carabinieri police fight pollution - Vimarsana News

The fuzz with the buzz: how busy bees are helping Italy's Carabinieri police fight pollution

The Carabinieri military police in Italy are famed for fighting the country's toughest and most dangerous criminals. But now they are turning to bees to tackle air pollution in cities.