As part of the transnational consultations on the construction of new nuclear power plants in the Netherlands, the National Action Committee against Nuclear Power – in which Mouvement Ecologique is also active – has formulated a statement.

This year, our new participatory action focuses on the hare. As in previous years with hedgehogs and glirids, we need your help! Take part in our “Aktioun Hues” and share your observations on iNaturalist (instructions are available in the downloads) or by e-mail: natur@oeko.lu! In the downloads, you’ll find the “Aktioun Hues” flyer. You’ll find out why this species needs special attention, why it’s not doing well and how we can all help to protect it.

The congress of the Mouvement Ecologique took place on 21 March 2024 to a full house. Below you will find a brief report of the congress and the speech by President Blanche Weber.

Statement by the National Action Committee against Nuclear Power following statements by Minister of State Luc Frieden.

Luc Frieden broke a taboo yesterday by becoming the first Prime Minister to soften Luxembourg’s resolute position against nuclear power, which has been a social consensus since Remerschen and Cattenom. Luxembourg can be proud of having stood for a consistent anti-nuclear policy and for the promotion of energy efficiency and renewable energies since the 1980s. This also applies at European level.

A delegation from the Mouvement Ecologique had its first meeting with the new Minister for the Environment, Climate and Biodiversity, Serge Wilmes

If you didn’t have time to sow wildflower seeds in autumn, now is your second chance to get active. In March and April – preferably when a few days of rain are forecasted – you can sow your wildflower seeds, or even just create a wildflower strip. The wildflower seed mix for Luxembourg was created by the Nature Conservation Syndicate SICONA and the Natural History Museum, together with biological stations and other partners. The seed mix is mainly produced by Luxembourg farmers – entirely without the use of pesticides.

For over 20 years, the Ecological Movement and Oekozenter Pafendall have organised the Oekofoire. Thousands of people from far beyond the Ecological Movement gathered there that weekend. It was an important event because it provided concrete information, sparked passionate discussions and enabled many people to meet each other. Oekofoire also marked the start of the autumn environmental political season…

…. was the title of the conference with Mathias Binswanger, one of Switzerland’s most influential economists.