Europe – Where’s the Common Interest in new fossil gas?
On Wednesday, MEPs will vote to decide whether or not to adopt a list of ‘Projects of Commons Interest’ —…
Gothenburg: A big win for the fossil gas resistance
This is a guest post by the local group Fossilgasfällan who launched their campaign against the Gothenburg terminal in early…
Schools out: striking students build momentum for disruption in 2019
Today, thousands of German students are striking across at least fourteen cities as part of a global climate strike, they…
An activist walks into a bank…
Since the IPCC released its 1.5°C report and as part of the #GasdownFrackdown last weekend, activists have been targeting banks…
Code Rood – building community power
To an outsider Groningen feels so stereotypically Dutch. The houses quaint with big windows inviting the outside in. Immaculate lush…
Where people fight for steady ground
She hasn’t slept well since 2012. Just about two to four hours a night. She had to quit her job…
Southern Gas Corridor Dirty as Coal
In less than two weeks a section of the Southern Gas Corridor could receive the European Investment Bank’s largest ever…
The banks behind a dangerous new pipeline
Some background Traversing Greece, Albania and the Adriatic Sea before making a landfall on Italy’s southern shores, the Trans Adriatic…
Share these stories of #NoTAP resistance
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline is a mega-pipeline that, as part of the Southern Gas Corridor, would bring gas from Azerbaijan…
Kill the funding. Kill the pipeline.
It was an inevitable decision, but that doesn’t make it any less dumbfounding: a few weeks ago the European Bank…