Climate and Energy

In the wake of Hurricane Irma and others, this Foucauldian concept opens the door on a new way of seeing climate change and responsibility.

One state in Germany – alongside many in the US – is showing that sub-national actors can take a lead in protecting the climate.

Recent extreme weather events in the US can teach Europe valuable lessons about how to prepare for similar situations.

France and Germany historically represented two different approaches to producing energy. Are they growing closer?

Are some of the measures to promote energy security doing more harm than good, by creating a distraction from the real steps needed in light of climate change and increasing instability?

To foster real security in Europe, global environmental factors must be taken into account and integrated into security-building practices.

Could Trump’s climate-skeptic administration inadvertently contribute to the fight against climate change?

People across Europe still suffer from ‘energy poverty’ – what does it consist of and what policies are needed to deal with the problem?

Post-Trump, should Greens embrace the potential of negative carbon emissions?

What can we take away from COP22 in light of Trump’s victory & what are the next steps? An interview with Lucile Schmid and Bas Eickhout.