North Carolina Trees Are Feeding Europe’s ‘Clean Energy’ Revolution Published: 27 January 2023 Media Fellowship Scientists and environmental activists have raised concerns about the carbon benefit of burning wood pellets for power. But the industry churning them out in North Carolina has continued to grow.
The Clean Energy Revolution Is Picking Up Pace in the USA Published: 10 January 2019 Transatlantic Media Fellowship The reason: the party of climate change deniers is beginning to see that green can also be the color of money.
Is Nationalization an Answer to Climate Change? Published: 12 December 2018 Transatlantic Media Fellowship What’s unique about Labour’s nationalization plans with regard to energy is that they would make Britain the first country to nationalize its power sector with the express intention of weaning it off fossil fuels and with an eye toward decarbonizing the economy.
What's at stake for COP 24? Published: 27 November 2018 Briefing The Katowice UN Climate Change Conference will take place in Katowice from the 3rd till the 14th of December 2018.
Sowing the seeds of an equitable world Published: 27 October 2017 The reclamation of seed as a common good has begun. Following the concept of open source, new approaches evolve that result in the cultivation of a large number of species and varieties.
Beyond Paris: avoiding the trap of carbon metrics Published: 11 February 2016 Instead of changing our economic system to make it fit within the natural limits of the planet, we are redefining nature so that it fits within the economic system.
Fracking Tour 2015 Storify Published: 17 September 2015 An international delegation of energy experts, policy makers and media from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, China, Germany, Ireland, Mexico, and South Africa visited Washington DC, Pennsylvania and New York on September 7-12, to witness fracking’s effect on local economies in the US as the discussion on fracking heats up in their respective countries.
Breaking Free From What Was Published: 24 July 2015 The willingness to make the switch to sustainable economic activity exists in companies and society, but the framework is missing: the case for green "Ordoliberalism."
