Nuclear

In Poland, the debate on the ecological transition is polluted by government-driven pro-nuclear propaganda.

Following the European Parliament’s approval, the European Commission is pressing ahead with its plans to classify fossil gas and nuclear as “green” energy.

The ropes of deterrence are alarmingly short, and Putin may be willing to risk it all.

Europe’s most powerful economies are committed to reaching climate targets but diverge sharply about how to get there.

A brief exploration of the devastating forest fires in Turkey, the government reaction and its implications for future.

The growth of stockpiles despite the multilateral push to ban the bomb means that Europe and the Greens need to reckon with nuclear politics.

Kate Brown talks to Aro Velmet about the secret history of radiation and what Chernobyl means in the era of climate change.

A conversation on the nuclear energy debate in 2019, the future of Ukraine under Zelensky, and where climate action is headed in the years to come.

How can trust be built when 16.000 weapons of mass-destructions are faced to each other? Anda Serban is the Coordinator of ICAN Romania and reflects on her experiences with lobbying.

It is deeply concerning that the Croatian government wants to return to the fossil era. And not only because oil drilling in the Adriatic threatens tourism, one of the most lucrative branches of the Croatian economy, which regularly contributes around 15% or more to the annual GDP.