Green Transition

Cristina Suárez Vega on whether vocational education in emerging green sectors can help Spain’s young people escape stubbornly high unemployment.

Examining how Just Transition could be the key to tackling intersecting crises of environmental breakdown, social injustice, and global inequality.

Venice‘s changing relationship with the lagoon surrounding it could herald the decline of the city and its ecosystem.

Rosanna Harvey-Crawford examines local resilience and community projects in rural Scotland.

Democracy has always been a core principle of the many shades of green politics. We explore the intellectual roots of degrowth theories in democracy.

The energy transition in the Global North risks being anything but just without structural changes to supply chains and the governance of extractive industries.

For a Covid-19 recovery that addresses both present and future needs, Europe will need to prioritise three key elements.

Spain is leading the way with just transition, but the concept needs bringing up to speed to account for the impacts of accelerating digitalisation and automation.

An ambitious policy to encourage cycling sparked by the pandemic has the potential to transform the French capital’s transport landscape.

China’s action on climate is often touted as decisive and admirable. But its human and environmental costs cannot be ignored.