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Car-Free Sunday took place in Brussels without incident this weekend, resulting in a significant drop in air pollution and increased use of the capital’s public transport system.
Postponing stricter low-emission zone (LEZ) standards could cost Brussels tens of millions of euros, according to a memo from the Brussels regional administration.
A march demanding action regarding climate change will take place in Brussels on Friday 20 September.
Post-election negotiations aimed at forming Brussels’ next government have stalled after three parties put forth a proposal to postpone stricter low-emission zone (LEZ) standards by two years.
A European study on heat control in 24 cities has labelled the situation as "critical", and has concluded that Brussels needs to prepare better as it becomes increasingly vulnerable to heatwaves i
An appeal aimed at stopping the development of an outdoor swimming pond in the Brussels municipality of Anderlecht has been rejected, allowing the project to tentatively move forward.
The European Commission is taking Belgium to the Court of Justice of the European Union on the grounds that Flanders is not doing enough to combat agricultural nitrate pollution.
About 10 activists from the ‘Doe Deurne Dicht’ collective blocked the entrance to the private jet terminal at Antwerp airport on Saturday to protest against the impact of private jets on the clima
Air quality in Brussels has markedly improved over the past 10 years, according to a new report from Brussels Environment, but work remains to be done in order to adequately protect the health of
