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Energy produced at coal-fired thermal stations made up less than 5% of all electricity generated in 2019, as natural gas and renewables become more profitable options

The Swedish campaigner uses her celebrity status to draw attention to other young activists at the UN summit in Madrid

Spain’s caretaker government has stepped in to host the event against a global backdrop of weakened environmental leadership

The caretaker Socialist Party government proposed the Spanish capital as the new venue for the international event, which is set to take place between December 2 and 13

Some 500 million people are at risk of drought, lack of freshwater and food shortages if no action is taken

The low-emissions zone in the center of the Spanish capital has seen a 32% reduction in nitrogen dioxide emissions, according to a new report

The public prosecutor is pushing regional authorities to do more to help the thousands of animals who die every year from being electrocuted in electricity cables

May and June saw the lowest levels of consumption for electricity generation since records began, helped by the low cost of natural gas and environmental taxes

In the wake of the suspension of the Madrid Central low-emissions area, the European Commission has warned Spain that it is not doing enough to combat the “serious” situation

Up to 60,000 people rallied on Saturday in favor of the low-emissions zone introduced by former mayor Manuela Carmena, which has been put on hold by the new right-wing local government

The new Popular Party-led administration in the Spanish capital will have to decide whether to scrap Madrid Central entirely, or tweak it to avoid sanctions over air quality infringement

Emissions grew by 17.9% over a 27-year period while they fell 23.5% in Europe as a whole, EU report finds

A new study shows the impact of global warming on temperatures, the sea level and human health in the country

Last year there was a 94% increase in sun-powered electricity compared to 2017, according to Spain’s Photovoltaic Union UNEF

Authorities are still racing to find two-year-old Julen, who is stuck in a shaft more than 100 meters deep after falling in on Sunday during a family lunch

The draft climate change law also includes a prohibition on the controversial method of “fracking,” and will encourage the use of renewable energies

Data from 2017 released by the government show slight spike in nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter

Yet none of the areas are officially classified as contaminated ground due to a legal limbo

Nearly 18 years after deadline expired, nine municipalities still lack proper collection or treatment systems

Greenhouse gas emissions must be cut by one third in just over a decade if the country is to meet its 2030 goals

Pedro Sánchez is promising to step up the country’s efforts to transition to green energy

The island of La Graciosa is awash with waste from all parts of the world, and it just keeps coming in

Companies including IKEA and Telefónica have signed a declaration demanding Spain take action to help the country transition to a low-carbon economy

Only 29% of municipal waste currently gets recycled, far from the EU goals set for 2020

At the start of the century there were only 94 examples left in the wild. Fifteen years later, a conservation effort has boosted numbers to 547

A region unaccustomed to prolonged dry spells is now dealing with watering restrictions

Madrid and Barcelona once again exceeded European limits for nitrogen dioxide in 2016