Arena journalist Jelena Prtorić will be speaking at the Netzwerk Recherche conference this weekend about the use of AI tools in our #GreenToGrey investigation.

The work was based on AI analysis of a global land cover datasets. And yet, while AI can be useful for climate investigations, we also know AI companies are not yet mitigating their climate impacts.

If you're at #NR26, come to hear the panel discuss the complexities of AI in climate investigations. 📆 Saturday June 13 15:00 CEST

🏆 "Sometimes it can be hard to see environmental impacts over time. This project made it easy.”

#GreenToGrey is a Sigma Award Winner for 2026! Our collaborative data journalism investigation with 11 news teams across Europe, revealed the scale of our nature and cropland loss over 6 years.

🔗 Explore the investigation at greentogrey.eu

🔗 See the full announcement: https://gijn.org/stories/2026-data-journalism-sigma-award-winners/

The#DataJournalism methodology behind our groundbreaking #GreenToGrey project can now be found in the Nature Communications journal, thanks to our scientific partner Zander Venter of the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research!

We're pleased to be supporting not only cross-border, but cross-disciplinary journalism like greentogrey.eu

🔗 Link in comments.

"How much nature is Europe losing to construction? The cross-border investigation “Green to Gray,” shortlisted for this year’s Sigma Awards, set out to find the answer—and the scale of the loss surprised even the researchers."

Thanks to Athina Thanasi at iMEdD for this piece on #GreenToGrey.

🔗 https://lab.imedd.org/en/green-to-gray-the-data-the-mountains-and-the-politics-of-land/

#GreenToGrey, a groundbreaking data journalism collaboration between Arena and 11 news teams across Europe, reveals the scale of nature and cropland loss across the continent. Check it out 👇

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