This week, Lydie Philippy presents a dish of roasted winter vegetables with herbs.

Through a symbolic action, the Mouvement Ecologique gave a voice to Luxembourg’s threatened species. The demands are clear: the government must give ecology and the protection of nature a much higher priority.

The heat transition is one of the central energy and climate policy challenges for Luxembourg.

When it comes to plastic in the environment, many people think primarily of packaging, but tyre abrasion also plays a significant role! It cannot be completely avoided when driving, but it can be reduced considerably. Oekotopten.lu offers some practical tips that can be taken into account, especially when changing tyres.

Those responsible at Mouvement Ecologique, who are in charge of drafting the statements on hunting, as well as the board of directors of Mouvement Ecologique, are well aware of the fact that some people find it difficult to accept that an environmental organisation is campaigning for more hunting.

In recent weeks and months, Mouvement Ecologique has been actively participating in the hunting round table led by the Ministry of the Environment. This round table brought together environmental organisations, hunting associations, Prosilva, forest owners, farmers and ministry representatives to discuss the problems with the current hunting regulations.

The Mouvement Ecologique supports the demands of CAN Europe regarding the Global Climate and Energy Vision (GCEV) as well as the first international conference for a just phase-out of fossil fuels, which will take place at the end of April in Santa Marta, Colombia.

At the end of January, Mouvement Ecologique had a stimulating exchange with Environment Minister Serge Wilmes, accompanied by numerous officials.

Mouvement Ecologique and Oekozenter Pafendall are committed to placing much greater focus on Luxembourg’s existing building stock with a view to promoting sustainable use of resources and reducing grey emissions in the construction sector