From October, chainsaws can roar again in the protected forests

Az oldal további hírei...

A new trademark would protect Hungarian honey and domestic beekeepers
Supporting beekeepers is a priority agricultural policy ...

We can also use our savings to combat water shortages - this is how green investments can work
Not only as consumers, but also as investors, we can do something about the water ...

We use more and more electricity, but we still depend on gas
Four times more electricity is used for cooling, five times more for heating - yet we have not been disconnected from gas in the last ...

We are doing well with solar panels, but we have fallen behind with storage - this was shown by the Paks crisis
The lesson of the Paks energy crisis: solar energy lacks storage and a flexible ...

No NMP pollution was found at the 55 investigated locations in Iváncsa
No pollution from the battery factory was detected in any of Iváncsa's ...

This is how heat waves and weather extremes are researched
HungaroMet Zrt welcomes visitors with lectures and museum ...

A new scientific podcast series has been launched: they talk about the most exciting questions of research in an understandable way
The HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network has launched a new scientific podcast ...

They are again looking for bicycle-friendly settlements and workplaces
The competition for the Bike Friendly title has ...

Logging remains prohibited in protected forests
Harvesting for social firewood will continue to be prohibited in protected ...

Beekeepers are asking for more support to protect pollination
Beekeepers expect public service recognition and more ...