02.09.2025
Norway’s Elections: A Fossil Consensus

Could the rise of smaller parties drive Europe’s biggest gas supplier to change course?

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23.12.2024
If You Want Peace, Prepare for War Ecology

Could climate action drive strategic alliances instead of escalating geopolitical fragmentation?

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13.11.2024
Green Is Not Azerbaijan’s True Colour  

The host of COP29 is accused of trying to use the event to greenwash its image as a despotic petrostate.

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05.11.2024
COP29 in Azerbaijan: A Compromised Climate Conference 

The selection of Baku as host casts doubts on the effectiveness of the world’s biggest climate summit.

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16.02.2024
Polluting Education: Eni’s Greenwashing in Italian Schools and Universities 

Despite recognising the need to fight climate change, Italy’s green transition is still lagging. How is the energy giant Eni involved?

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07.09.2023
Should Uganda Give Up Its Controversial Mega Oil Project?

Uganda’s East Africa pipeline is sharpening conflict inside and outside the country. Could abandoning the project be the answer?

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21.06.2023
What if Fiscal Policy Was Driven by Climate and Social Justice?

A look at how the EU can tackle growing inequality and climate change with tax justice and spending reforms.

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09.06.2023
The Smoke and Mirrors of Norway’s Climate Action

A closer look to greenwashing policies and fossil fuel legacy in Norway, debunking their presumptions of being climate leaders.

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12.12.2022
Taking Energy Systems From Profit-Making to Ensuring Wellbeing

How can Europe introduce greater autonomy and wellbeing to its energy systems?

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30.11.2022
The Slippery Slope of the Energy Descent

Swen Ore looks back at the history of rationing to imagine how a progressive decline in energy use might be managed.

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