Green New Deal

Does the ecological transition offer a route away from socio-economic stagnation?

The Green New Deal is a vision for social and environmental transformation. What would it mean to have one in Europe?

Longstanding problems with EU climate policy have been overcome and real money is on the table for the transition. The question is will it be enough.

A coherent blueprint with political backing will be essential if the EU is to forge an effective energy security policy.

Ana Rusan traces some of the social and environmental consequences of New Deal America through the sociology of Allan Schnaiberg.

We sat down with Molly Scott Cato, Green MEP and economist, to discuss the EU’s sustainable finance package, alternatives to the current banking model and the role of speculation in Brexit.

From school strikes to the Green New Deal, the current political energy around climate change is an opportunity that must be seized.

As the world rapidly continues to urbanise, cities will have to play a progressively greater role in the move towards a low carbon economy. By working towards the creation of a closed circular economy and a slow economy cities could be well placed to lead the transition.

A debate between Natalie Bennett, leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, and Reinhard Bütikofer, MEP and co-chair of the European Green Party.

The Green Industrial Revolution is clearly a positive and inspiring story, but there is room for doubting the ability of green technologies to stimulate a new wave of growth comparable to the industrial revolutions of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.