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• Czech scientists use fish scales to monitor water quality

  Czech researchers have become the first in the world to use fish scale samples to map the changing quality of water. 

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• European Commission weighs in on Šumava logging

  The European Commission has asked the Czech government to halt logging in the Šumava National Park. Czech authorities resumed felling bark-beetle infested trees in Šumava…

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• Government report gives Czech Republic low marks for air quality

  A newly-released government report on state of the Czech environment for the year 2013 has underscored the continued issue of poor air quality across the Czech Republic…

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• Two more villages could be doomed by ministry's energy strategy

  Two Czech ministries have locked horns over the issue of energy production. The Trade and Industry Ministry and the Environment Ministry have both drawn up strategic…

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• Archbishop of Prague: Pope Francis’s pontificate was one of solidarity and empathy

  Prague Archbishop Jan Graubner highlighted the late Pope’s legacy in drawing the attention of Europeans, who Graubner said tend to be somewhat self-centred, to common…

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• Czechia to invest nearly CZK 29 billion in coal region transformation with EU funds

  Czechia will use nearly CZK 29 billion from the EU’s Just Transition Fund to support the decarbonisation of coal regions in Karlovy Vary, Ústí, and Moravia-Silesia…

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• Blueberry pickers threaten Giant Mountain flora and fauna

  Hundreds of thousands of tourists flock to North Bohemia's Krkonose or Giant Mountains and their valleys (55,000 hectares of land) every year to enjoy the best that nature…

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• Ministry dismisses criticism of impact study for new blocks at Temelín nuclear plant

  The Czech Environment Ministry dismissed on Friday criticism voiced by a number of Czech NGOs over an environmental impact report for the construction of two new blocks at…

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• Tougher legislation will seek to crackdown on rogue animal breeders

  After the countrywide shock surrounding the gruesome details of a police crackdown on an illegal tiger trade den and the escapes of four feline predators from zoo parks in…

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• "Brownfields" a common blight on the Czech industrial landscape

  An annual conference on the state of the Czech environment has successfully wrapped up near Prague, discussing outstanding issues on cleaning up or preserving the local…

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• New figures show dramatic rise in air pollution with dust particles main culprit

  It improved dramatically after the fall of Communism, so why is the quality of the air suddenly getting worse? A new study carried out by the Environment Ministry's…

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• Parenting from prison - Czechs get help in maintaining bonds to children

  In the Czech Republic parents who are in prison are getting some help in keeping up a close bond with their children while serving out their time. The Czech Helsinki…

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• Analysis finds dangerous chemicals in household dust

  Our environment contains all kinds of more or less dangerous chemicals. Some of them have even reached as far as the Arctic Circle and the south pole, the highest mountain…

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• Press Review

  Among the domestic topics in today's dailies the one that dominates is the likely candidacy of former Environment Minister and current Social Democrat MP Milos Kuzvart for…

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• Czech companies fared better than expected in late 2024, survey shows

  Czech businesses managed the second half of 2024 more successfully than anticipated, according to a survey by the Czech Chamber of Commerce. A third of companies reported…

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• Editors vs. PM Babiš: Czech media push back over attacks on journalism

  Czech media leaders are pushing back against Andrej Babiš. One of them, Ondřej Suchan of Czech Radio, explains why he joined the initiative and what it aims to achieve.

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• Czechia urges EU action on illegal waste shipments

  Czechia is urging the European Commission to take stronger action on illegal waste shipments. Environment Minister Petr Hladík made the call in Brussels on Thursday…

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• Should Prague introduce a 30km speed limit?

  If you live in Prague, you may have found yourself stuck in traffic in recent weeks due to a series of ongoing protests campaigning for a 30 km/h speed limit in the city.

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• Should Czech retailers be forced to charge for plastic bags?

  Plastic bags are one of the most visible symbols of the post-Communist Czech consumer society. The disposal bags are just that – discarded and littering the capital and…

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• Bavaria and Austria urge Czechs to fight bark-beetle infestation

  Bavaria and Austria, which both border on the Czech Republic, have urged the Czech Environment Ministry to fight against the spread of bark-beetle in the country’s…

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• New fixed system of grants for energy efficient homes to also boost solar

  Between now and 2021 the state will make a total of CZK 27 billion available to Czechs wishing to make their homes more energy efficient. Presenting the New Green Savings…

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• Natura 2000 strives to preserve diversity in Slovenia's flora and fauna

  Since the European Union enlarged in May last year tourists from Western Europe have begun streaming into countries which were once just place names on a map and often…

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• Environmental Report Shows Czech Republic Has Some Way to Go

  The Czech Republic has made a lot of progress over the last few years in the field of environmental reform, but the country still has a lot of catching up to align itself…

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• Hustopeče benzene spill: 12 tonnes of contaminated soil and 260 tonnes of benzene on groundwater

  Around 12 tonnes of contaminated soil remain at the site of the toxic benzene spill in Hustopeče nad Bečvou, according to estimates by the Czech Environmental Inspectorate…

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• Why Czech leaders quarrel about NATO summit? Their egos!

  Political commentator Martin Čaban says the dispute over Czech representation at the NATO summit is driven more by egos than by defence policy.

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