Mapping greenery in Europe: how green is your city?

Living close to nature is nowadays a luxury that only a small portion of the European population can enjoy. Several criteria are used to assess the level of greenery in European cities, and a map can now help visualizing the level of access to urban nature for residents.

By , |2026-05-26T23:01:31+01:00May 26th, 2026|Tags: , |Comments Off on Mapping greenery in Europe: how green is your city?

The town in Valencia with the highest European election turnout: “We all know each other”

In Rótova's only polling station, the 2014 European elections registered a record turnout of 75%, an exception to the Spanish average. We analyse the vote in these 'secondary elections'.

By , |2024-10-02T11:23:41+01:00October 2nd, 2024|Tags: , , |Comments Off on The town in Valencia with the highest European election turnout: “We all know each other”

Birth rates are falling even in Nordic countries: stability is no longer enough

Fertility declines across the European Union, with the South lagging behind. Birth rates in northern countries also show signs of decline as the causes become more structural and unrelated to wealth and stability. What's going on? A data-story.

By , , |2023-11-14T11:03:55+01:00August 31st, 2023|Tags: , , |Comments Off on Birth rates are falling even in Nordic countries: stability is no longer enough
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