The rise of parent led climate movement from care to climate action

The rise of parent led climate movement from care to climate action

In recent years, new social movements advocating climate action have emerged, varying in demographics and tactics. A notable parent-led movement, driven by the moral imperative to care for future generations, offers a unique perspective on climate action. Despite its...
It’s not the weather. It’s us!

It’s not the weather. It’s us!

When our climate change is hitting back hard, everybody is shocked. Four days of intensive rain, which in the popular media is named a “water bomb”, have redrawn the landscape in Central and Eastern Europe. It also dramatically changed the lives of...
The European elections – What’s at stake?

The European elections – What’s at stake?

Paper by Prof. Em. Jan Stel, former EGC co-chair, Professor of Ocean Space and Human Activity In this paper, Jan Stel places the European elections in a broader context. He argues that these elections are crucial for the future of the EU and its future generations....
Good News is Welcome – Follow-up is important

Good News is Welcome – Follow-up is important

By Gaby Doxiadis and Hugo Swinnen Alarming news has been published here recently that climate change is speeding up and that Europe does not seem sufficiently prepared. Therefore, good news is welcome. Last week was a very positive one at the European Parliament. With...
Positive News Podcast

Positive News Podcast

By Graham Keen, member of the EGC working group on Communication Looking for positive news about climate change, I came across a podcast series of the BBC about ways people are make a difference: People Fixing the World. Regularly these podcasts are about initiatives...