From exploration / production through to consumption coal is subsidised to the tune of US $47 billion annually by G20 nations, yet they claim to be wanting to cut greenhouse gas emissions. What’s going on? […]
Germany will not be the same again. The week of protest against the climate crisis in the coal-mining region on the Rhein Hauke Benner is a former journalist and currently a political activist against climate […]
We should be posting an in depth report this week. In the meantime here is a good summary. Read here Activists run towards the Garzweiler open-cast mine. The protests for more climate protection in the […]
Structural changes need to be on a global scale, with nations rich in real resources supporting countries with scarcity. This series combines ecological and monetary insights on our future
Good news: given the results of the European elections it would seem that French and European citizens are becoming more concerned about global warming. The problem is that the election which has just taken place […]
As the climate crisis deepens, fault lines between different possible political-economic pathways are widening. Read here
Common Weal Director Robin McAlpine says a future where we successfully tackle the climate emergency can also be one of healthier and happier citizens, but only if we are genuinely willing to embrace change Robin […]
With its new reactors needing modifications and its older ones awaiting costly updates, France’s nuclear industry is in trouble. Paul Brown is a journalist and founding editor of Climate News Network Cross-posted from Climate News […]
The official advice that the Committee on Climate Change recently gave to Government, that the UK should become a ‘net zero nation’ by 2050, will, if adopted, change more than the speed and eventual depth […]
The richest nations got richer through rising investment in fossil fuels – and the global warming they caused has made the poorest nations measurably poorer. Read here
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