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Although geothermal energy remains one of the most promising of renewables, local communities across Europe have different experiences with it.

Parts of the French rural working and lower middle classes live environmentally conscious lives. Yet they rarely call themselves “green”. Why?

In the face of the crises of our times, the Greens must leverage their unique movement-party identity to fight for social and ecological justice.

As regional authorities push to enlarge El Prat, Catalonia’s climate goals and environment are once again pitted against corporate profiteering.

How can we appreciate the life experience of transgender people without stumbling into pathologisation, victimisation, or mystification?

After its recent electoral successes, the Croatian Green-Left party must balance its participatory roots with the demands of professional governance.

Ahead of next year’s elections, Budapest’s largest-ever pro-LGBTQ+ march offers a glimpse into the uncertainty of Hungary’s polarised politics.

Farmers in Italy and in the rest of the EU are struggling to stay afloat as they navigate a supply chain that favours big retailers.

Greens are ardent defenders of democracy, but are they willing to back up their words with action when democracies are under attack?

What does political gaslighting entail, and how can societies defend themselves from the truth-bending rhetoric of narcissistic leaders?