To encourage the financing of activities that mitigate climate change, the EU has launched a policy to involve the private financial sector. The EU wants private capital to contribute to the commitments made at the Paris Climate Summit and to a certain extent, the UN Sustainability Goals. SOMO (...)
, by HAAS Tobias
Debunking the myth – the socioecological implications of Germany’s model of capitalist development
Once upon a time there existed a country in the heart of Europe that had learnt its lessons. Under great pains it had struggled to come to terms with its dreadful history. Purified by this process, (...)
, by Rosa Luxemburg Foundation
The large majority of Europe’s energy use today still depends on fossil fuels, mainly from oil, gas and coal. While the climate effects of oil and coal are well known, gas is still considered as a “transition fuel” and a “bridge to renewables”. But the climate effects of gas are even worse than oil (...)
, by ANDERSON Kevin
Open Letter to: The Prime Minister and Secretary of State at the Department of Energy & Climate Change
October 2014
RE: The EU 2030 decarbonisation target and the framework for climate and energy policies
Dear Prime Minister and Secretary of State, I wish to state my grave concern about (...)
, by TANURO Daniel
“The European Union has concluded an ambitious agreement on climate”: thus was the unanimous media verdict on the decisions taken at the EU summit in October 2014. A careful examination shows that this message is very largely propaganda.
A 40% reduction in emissions
The heads of state and (...)
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