Environment Palma
Environment Palma is part of the everyday running of the city on Mallorca, from keeping drains and stream beds clear to managing rubbish and water use. Airport plans, traffic and tourism raise questions about climate and transport in local politics. Beach noise, festival waste and energy advice bring environmental concerns into public spaces and household decisions.
71 reports on Environment Palma, latest from 9 November 2026
- Mallorca flights linked to 19.3 million tonnes of CO₂
- Mallorca water reserves reach 37% but drought alerts stay
- Mallorca: €46.87 million approved for Palma sewage outfall
- Mallorca battery storage plan: 80 megawatt-hours in Palma
- Mallorca firms could profit from energy savings
- Mallorca: Palma plans 50 police posts and sewage upgrade
- Mallorca ferry links draw 22 visitors from Bornholm
- Mallorca tourism in focus at Palma energy talks
- Palma plans over 14,500 trees and shrubs on Mallorca
- Mallorca: €23.38m planned for Palma sewage plant
- Menorca Channel fishing curbs: Mallorca group pushes back
- Mallorca hosts nine experts on invasive sea species
- Mallorca’s last coal power units cleared to close
- Mallorca coal power set to end as last units cleared
- Mallorca climate threat: Balearic GDP per head could fall 17%
- Mallorca water: €713 million projects face pressure
- Cabrera National Park: over 70 delegates meet in Palma
- Ibiza school solar could cut home bills by €300 a year
- Mallorca–Menorca power link leads Balearic grid plan
- Mallorca: 70 form human chain over 80,000-bird farm
- Mallorca sea restoration: 11 experts weigh priorities
- Mallorca's Bar Marítimo: €1m-plus sea-view revamp
- Mallorca: Two solar plants set to start in Palma
- Mallorca: Two solar plants switch on in Palma
- Mallorca: Aena’s Son Bonet solar park plan blocked