Scientists call for better protection of Swiss groundwater
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The Swiss Academy of Sciences (SCNAT) has called for targeted measures to protect Switzerland’s groundwater reserves, strengthen infrastructure resilience and improve water management.
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Oil could hit $200 if Hormuz stays shut, UBS economist warns
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Oil prices could soar to $200 (CHF162) a barrel if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed for a prolonged period, UBS economist Alessandro Bee warns.
More trees to combat heat islands: the 3-30-300 rule for more liveable cities
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Heat islands are overheating cities. Yet only 13.5% of Europeans live in neighbourhoods with sufficient trees and green spaces.
Why Switzerland is still not ready to face heatwaves
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Several Swiss cities have strengthened their measures against heatwaves. However, a nationwide strategy is still lacking.
Swiss simulate landslides using 3D model of Blatten
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Researchers at the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research (SLF) have created a detailed 3D model of the Blatten region in southwestern Switzerland to study mass movements.
From grey skies to heatwaves: climate drives Swiss abroad
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Swiss people have long moved abroad to escape grey winters. Now, increasingly severe heatwaves are giving some a new reason to leave.
‘Slow Water’: Swiss farmers prepare for climate crisis
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Swiss farmers face growing pressure from drought and heavy rainfall. In Lucerne, one farmer is testing ways to retain water and secure livestock feed.
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The Saint-Antoine archaeological site (SaSA), covering nearly 1,000m², showcases exceptional remains spanning two millennia of history.
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Valais authorities have rejected an appeal by the operator of the Rhône Glacier ice cave against an order that it restore the site and cease tourist operations.
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This year’s exceptional drought is causing irreversible damage to Swiss forests. But trees’ health is being undermined by more than just the lack of rainfall.
