Climate and Energy

But can laughter stimulate climate action without trivialising the emergency we face?

Over the past decades, adaptation has gone from a stigmatised concept to a central pillar of debates on fighting global warming. This journey shines a light on the broader political and socioeconomic challenges that often paralyse climate action, and reveals the need for stronger and more effective global discussion forums.

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

To preserve Arctic communities’ way of life, it is important to tackle structural exploitation and avoid simplistic good-bad binaries.

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

The EU partnered up with Chile to supply its green hydrogen imports despite the negative effects on local Chileans.

Belgium and the EU have undertaken a colossal offshore wind project in the North Sea. What is the cost for the marine ecosystem?

Hungary and Poland should use their presidency of the Council to promote the green transition and ensure better energy security.

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

How did the notion of energy transition come about, and what risks does it pose for meaningful climate action?