Environment in Mallorca
Environment on Mallorca encompasses conservation, water and waste management, emissions and the decisions made by public authorities. Debates about tourism’s environmental pressures sit alongside concerns about marine habitats and the coast. Water issues range from drainage and flooding to wastewater, while waste collection, disposal costs and single-use materials bring environmental policy into everyday life. Climate policy and transport rules add another dimension, connecting decisions on Mallorca with those across the Balearic Islands.
147 reports on Environment, latest from 4 October 2026
- Mallorca: Fundació Deixalles marks 40 years on stage
- Mallorca growth: Vox wants residents and arrivals counted
- Ibiza beach reopens for swimming after sewage spill
- Mallorca gets €6.9 million from Balearic waste fund
- Mallorca fishing boats face 180-day limit in two bays
- Balearic industry plan: 11 talks before November draft
- Mallorca: four Porto Cristo CCTV cameras fall short, PP says
- Mallorca PSIB moves to halt €41 million Tirme payment
- Mallorca cemetery: abandoned cars spark clean-up call
- Mallorca rubbish row puts Llucmajor waste fees in focus
- Formentera vehicle permits: 5,393 applications refused
- Mallorca's s'Albufera park closes from 5 to 18 October
- Palma's Plaza Mayor revamp to expose underground galleries
- Mallorca: Spain keeps 20-cent petrol and diesel tax relief
- Mallorca plans car entry limit for non-residents
- Mallorca water firm loses five-year fight over data
- Bars seal Ibiza viewpoint cavity used for sleeping
- Palma clears 26.55 tonnes of rubbish in early September
- Air Europa tests fuel-saving flights to Brazil and Amsterdam
- Menorca school trips cut: bus deal could secure two
- Mallorca: sewage pump planned for Bonaire marina car park
- Ibiza party lake: 60,000 cubic metres spark water row
- Mallorca waste: Balearics beat 2035 landfill goal
- Mallorca: Middle East war aid row over 1% payout claim
- Food waste: 60% from homes, Ibiza group urges change