On Wednesday, 5th  February at 8 p.m. at the Hotel Parc Belle-Vue, 5, av. Marie-Thérèse, Luxembourg.  In his lecture, Beckert will present his analysis and approaches for a “realistic” climate policy—providing a foundation for lively discussions.

In the context of the first ‘Lëtzebuerger Geméisbaudag’ organised by the Ministry of Agriculture, which will take place tomorrow, Thursday 16 January, the Mouvement Ecologique has taken a stand on a recent bill proposed by the Ministry of Agriculture to promote vegetable and fruit greenhouses.

Last Friday, 10 January 2025, the new civil society alliance Voĉo – of which Mouvement Ecologique is a member – met with the Prime Minister following its action and open letter last October, in which it recalled the essential role of civil society organisations in a vibrant democracy.

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An important decision on the Google issue is due to be made at Bissen municipal council this Monday.

How should the government’s policy in the first year of the legislative period be assessed?

The speaker is Maren Urner. She looks at the topic from the perspective of a brain researcher and has a refreshing take on the subject: while feelings are often taboo in political debates, as a scientist she takes the opposite view.

On 16 December, Jason Hickel, whose book “Less is More: How Degrowth will save the world” was listed as book of the year by both the Financial Times and the New Scientist, presented his analysis of the growth issue to a packed auditorium.

The Mecoskop takes up 77 key promises in the area of sustainable development from the government agreement and assesses their status and the quality of implementation from the perspective of the Mouvement Ecologique.

As a reminder: Despite criticism from Mouvement Ecologique and natur&ëmwelt, the Luxembourg Environment Minister voted in favour of downgrading the protection status of the wolf under the Bern Convention at the EU Commission in September.