On 17 January, it was that time again: we were back in Berlin for the “We’ve had enough!” demonstration, this time under the slogan “Take a stand! (Wir haben es satt!)“. The demonstration took place for the 16th time during Green Week, one of the largest agricultural fairs in the world.

Mouvement Ecologique and Oekozenter Pafendall have submitted a joint statement on the draft law introducing an investment aid scheme for energy renovation measures in functional buildings to the Minister for Economy and Energy.

Shortly before Christmas, the Ministry of Agriculture presented its long-awaited action plan for organic farming, PAN-Bio 2030.

While the European Union is postponing the phase-out of combustion engines and voices in Luxembourg are also calling for plug-in hybrids, which are problematic from a climate perspective, to receive financial support from the state again, the range of fully electric cars is developing extremely positively.

This week, Lydie Philippy presents a vegetarian Garlic, lupin and leek stir-fry with paneer cheese (lacto-vegetarian)

Independent, technically undisputed statistical data is very important for good policymaking. Most people probably associate STATEC less with environmental issues.

The Mouvement Ecologique recently held discussions with Minister for the Economy and Energy Lex Delles. The focus was primarily on the three pilot projects currently being carried out by the ministry in activity zones.

In October, the Mouvement Ecologique, together with other stakeholders from the nature conservation sector, was invited by the Ministry of the Environment to attend an information meeting on the national “restoration plans”.

Our offices will be closed from 22 December 2025 to 5 January 2026.