Swiss industrial firms face the challenge of managing complex wastewater to prevent further pollution of lakes and rivers, as highlighted in “l’environnement.” Despite regulations, identifying pollutants remains difficult, necessitating collaborative efforts for precise treatment, while Switzerland strives to balance industry and environmental preservation.

Swiss experiment reveals rising tree lines’ potential in avalanche defense, combining nature’s protection and climate adaptation. Alpine forests offer enhanced safety, redefining mountain resilience through tree planting and ecosystem interaction.

Novae Restauration SA joins Swiss cross-sector effort to combat food waste, aligning with Sustainable Development Goal 12.3. Commitment fosters collaboration, sustainability, and reduced environmental impact in the food industry.

FOEN’s study highlights European river biodiversity’s positive growth till 2010, followed by stagnation. Urgent action is advised to counter pollution, climate change, and invasive species, preserving freshwater ecosystems and ensuring a sustainable future.

CO2 emissions from motor fuels showed a slight decline in 2022, dropping by 1.1% compared to the previous year. Improved energy efficiency in buildings and increased use of renewable energies contributed to the decrease, as reported by the FOEN.

Newly released, Switzerland’s Hydrological Yearbook by FOEN highlights a year of extremes. Heatwaves, droughts, and glacial losses affected water levels and discharge quantities. The report provides insights into the the country’s hydrological challenges, offering valuable data for environmental understanding and water management.

FOEN launches a pioneering pilot program to combat climate change consequences. From cooling urban facades to resilient vineyards, Switzerland’s innovative solutions address the surging heatwaves and prolonged droughts.

Swiss solar project reduces clean energy plans due to avalanche risks and grid connection issues. Environmental challenges hinder ambitious solar projects in Switzerland.

Switzerland’s landscape conservation advances in the past decade face challenges due to parliamentary decisions on rapid renewable energy development, as warned by the Swiss Foundation for Landscape Conservation.

Swiss solar railway project to install panels on tracks for alternative energy production is stopped by transport ministry, citing maintenance challenges and potential train delays. The initiative aimed to carpet railway tracks with solar panels for alternative energy generation.