Global Warming

Amid rising climate denialism, geopolitical interests could make or break efforts to stop ecological collapse and bring about climate justice.

Amid disinformation and distrust, politics has failed to engage with urgently needed climate adaptation. But solidarity offers hope.

Natalie Bennett and Edouard Gaudot reconcile individual autonomy with collective care and the respect of limits.

Despite manifold challenges, the fight for climate justice and marginalised communities will continue.

Demographic changes and inadequate tech fixes force Austria to question skiing monoculture. Yet alternative visions are struggling to take root.

Martin Vrba calls for
transparent research on
still-opaque technologies.

Community-led but coordinated adaptation strategies are imperative not just for the economy, but also for the health and security of EU citizens.

Surrounded by water, the Dutch city of Dordrecht’s future is rendered uncertain by climate change. Research turned to stakeholders to map out four possible scenarios for the city.

As we approach the early December COP climate summit, Bert Metz explains what the recent IPCC report on global warming means for the planet, the economy and for Europe.

The Swedish power company Vattenfall, its mining activities and its impact throughout Europe – especially in Germany – illustrates the need for Greens to Europeanise their battles and their cooperation. Environmental protection and cross-national cooperation are two values that European Greens pride themselves on upholding. Vattenfall is and should be a test case for European Greens.