Content by tag : environment
From Flanders Today: Works begin this month on Norther, which will become Belgium’s largest offshore windfarm when it begins operation late next year.
The Senne river, which used to flow freely through Brussels, will enjoy a bit of a Renaissance soon, as the capital’s environment agency has plans to restore it in three places.
From Flanders Today: This month is known as Mei Plasticvrij (Plastic-free May) in Flanders, a citizens’ initiative that has grown into a major campaign, complete with celebr
From Flanders Today: Antwerp neighbourhood organisations stRaten-Generaal and Ademloos – known for their tenacious, and ultimately successful, fight against the city’s origi
After banning single-use plastic bags last year, the Brussels government is now considering a ban on plastic straws.
Brussels environment minister Céline Fremault (CDH) has ordered a study into the possibility of a natural swimming pond in the capital.
Despite a month-long protest by residents, 51 healthy birch trees are being cut down on Rue Berkendael in Forest.
The local chapter of international environmental organisation Greenpeace took to Brussels’ Rond-point Schuman in the wee hours of Monday morning, completely covering it and surrounding streets in
Belgian consumers use more than 1 billion plastic bags every year, or about 98 bags per person, writes Het Nieuwsblad based on research by the green progressive party Groen.
