Our first common action as European Grandparents for Climate took place on May 31. We blew whistles at noon in front of national parliaments and in other public places as a wake-up call for the European Elections.
By Wilfried Defillet and Axel Van de Veegaete How nuclear power interferes in the climate debate A summit on nuclear energy, organised by Belgian Prime Minister De Croo and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), took place in Brussels on Thursday 21 March....
„Today the Swiss KlimaSeniorinnen, who are a member of EGC, have won a decisive and far-reaching victory in a ruling by the European Court for Human Rights “. For the first time, climate protection has been legally recognised as a human right. We, the European...
By Eva Riemer Last week, Danish grandparents for Climate and other climate activists took to the streets with flyers, campaigning for a CO2 tax on agriculture. This happened because the Danish Government is currently negotiating with the Danish Agriculture and Food...
By Eva Riemer Every Thursday morning at 8:30, “The Climate Reminder” greets Danish parliament members on their way to political committee meetings. This Thursday, the group was joined by a member of the European parliament. On Thursday 22 February, MEP Niels...
By Graham Keen In February 2024 the Grandparents for Climate in French-speaking Belgium (GPC – Grands Parents pour le Climat) published their Newsletter in a revised format, intended to make it more attractive and easier reading. At that occasion, we picked and...
By Godela Von Kirchbach The Austrian Grandparents for Future gave symbolic encouragement to the 183 Members of Parliament to handle the hot stuff of climate protection by presenting each of them with a self-crocheted pot holder. Before handing them over to the MPs...
