Denmark is planting 250,000 hectares of new forest by 2040, but who gets to walk through it? Outdoor groups demand public access to publicly funded trees, as nine out of ten Danes say forest access matters.
European households could save over €2,200 yearly by switching to electric heating and transport. With fossil fuel prices surging again, electrification is now the most powerful shield against volatile energy markets and geopolitical shocks.
Denmark’s top green think tank declares there’s no such thing as sustainable beef, only less beef. With cattle emitting 50 kilograms of CO2 per kilo of meat, the message is clear: cut consumption or miss climate targets.
Brussels rewrites Denmark’s farm future with looser biotech rules and stronger patents. Farmers face a stark question: will they control what they plant, or will corporations lock down seeds, fertilizers, and feed in one patented system?
Denmark is putting a price on nature, translating wetlands, forests and marine life into kroner to justify the country’s 43 billion kroner land transformation, but can you really put ecosystems on a balance sheet?
Designmuseum Danmark, located in Copenhagen, celebrates Danish and international design through extensive collections and engaging exhibitions.
The Danish Museum of Science and Technology, located in Helsingør, showcases Denmark’s rich technological heritage through extensive exhibits.
The Natural History Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen showcases over 14 million specimens, including stunning dinosaur skeletons and many more.
Denmark commits 1.3 billion kroner to help 43,000 young people stuck without jobs or education. Can a decade-long partnership between government, municipalities and mental health organizations finally break the cycle?
Denmark’s chlamydia cases among young people dropped in 2024 to the lowest in a decade, but with only 8 percent of young men tested, experts warn the hidden infection rate could be far higher.
