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New IFAW survey: Europeans want the ocean to be protected but have hardly heard about its loudest threat – and the way to fix it!

New IFAW survey: Europeans want the ocean to be protected but have hardly heard about its loudest threat – and the way to fix it!

The International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), with the support of KRESK 4 OCEANS, released the results of a major European opinion poll on underwater noise pollution.

Conducted by IPSOS across five countries – France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden – the survey paints a clear picture: European citizens are ready to protect the ocean, including taking urgent action to tackle underwater noise, when they are aware that this is one of the biggest threats to

ENNOVI Showcases Battery Cell Contacting System, including FPC Capabilities, Across All Major Cell Formats at The Battery Show Europe

ENNOVI Showcases Battery Cell Contacting System, including FPC Capabilities, Across All Major Cell Formats at The Battery Show Europe

ENNOVI, a global leader in advanced interconnect and power solutions, will showcase its battery cell contacting system (CCS) capabilities at The Battery Show Europe 2026 (Hall 5, Booth C40). ENNOVI will demonstrate how its CCS technologies provide a unified approach that supports all major cell formats across a wide range of electrification applications. Visitors to the booth can experience live demonstrations of CCS solutions across applications, from EVs and 2-wheelers to energy

UNESCO names 12 new Global Geoparks

UNESCO names 12 new Global Geoparks

Today UNESCO designated 12 new geoparks, bringing the total number of sites in the UNESCO Global Geopark Network to 241 in 51 countries. The network now covers an area of over 882,000 km2, equivalent to the size of Venezuela.

The 12 newly designated geoparks are located in China, France, Greece, Ireland, Japan, Malaysia, Portugal, the Russian Federation, Tunisia – marking its first geopark – and Uruguay.

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