Isabel Putinja

There are many reasons why Oslo makes for the perfect green destination.

A new scientific study warns that global sea levels are rising faster than previously predicted.

A recent study published in the journal Nature, reveals that man-made greenhouse gases have been a cause of drought for more than a century.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has published an update to its 2015 assessment of the risk of Xylella fastidiosa in the European Union.

Planning a springtime break to Croatia? Here's our pick of new green initiatives sure to attract nature lovers as well as epicureans and lotus eaters looking for a spot of eco-indulgence.

Designed for busy urban centres, this smart bench invented in Croatia invites passers-by to not only take a rest and catch their breath but also recharge their mobile phones and devices or connect to the Internet.

Looking for a low-carbon holiday in an exceptional natural environment? How about an eco-resort that combines stunning scenery with environmentally-conscious credentials?

At NYIOOC 2019, a record 61 entries were received from Croatian olive oil producers, with 51 winning awards: a success rate of 84 percent.

NYIOOC 2019 saw Slovenian producers recognized with three Gold and three Silver Awards.

A Rotterdam-based innovator has invented a bicycle whose green credentials go a notch further. The innovative Smog Free Bicycle has a dual function: not only does it offer transport on two wheels and ease traffic congestion, it also cleans polluted air.

The World Meteorological Organization’s (WMO) latest report reveals that the impacts of climate change are accelerating.

Agricultural land used for olive cultivation has been steadily increasing each year and has almost tripled in area since 2004, according to an annual survey of global organic agriculture.

Isabel Putinja praises the Mediterranean staple and takes us on a tour of Istria's olive routes. (p. 52-54)

Looking for carbon neutral holidays to do this spring? Here are five adventures designed for green travellers seeking a break in the European grand outdoors.

Centuries-old Berber villages can be found along the length and breadth of Tunisia. The culture and traditions of the country's indigenous inhabitants have increasingly been in the spotlight thanks to the proliferation of Berber organisations working to promote their social and cultural heritage.