Structural reforms are precisely what would strengthen resilience to geopolitical crises and help achieve climate objectives.

Report and video from the online conference on 1 June: The path to the energy transition with Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans Schäfers, Professor of Intelligent Energy Systems and Energy Efficiency and Head of the Competence Centre for Energy Transition (CC4E) at Hamburg University of Applied Sciences.

Save the date now – further information about the programme and activities will be announced in the coming weeks.

Did you know that Luxembourg is home to species many people never realize exist here? From rare orchids to wildcats and protected butterflies — biodiversity is closer than we think.

For decades, the populations of the Ecuadorian Amazon region have suffered from the devastating consequences of environmental pollution caused by Texaco’s oil exploitation activities, now a subsidiary of Chevron

Around 40 people attended the conference, which was jointly organised by Mouvement Ecologique (Meco) and Honey Bee Wild Luxembourg (HBWLux).

Under the Nature Restoration Law, all EU Member States must restore 30% of certain ecosystems by 2050. Wetlands and extensively managed grasslands are of particular importance in Luxembourg.

It is currently unclear how the matter will proceed. To demand greater transparency, the lawyer for Mouvement Ecologique has now sent a comprehensive letter to the Minister for the Environment.

On a sunny Saturday morning on 25 April, 30 interested participants gathered in Esch-Alzette for a tour of the Südcal facilities organised by Mouvement Écologique.

CAN Europe (Climate Action Network), a Europe-wide coalition of which Mouvement Ecologique is a member, has published a new report together with partners on ISDS provisions in trade agreements, highlighting how extensively these investor protection clauses are used within the EU.

With every new energy crisis, calls for ‘technological openness’ – by which nuclear energy is usually meant – ring out as reliably as a Swiss watch. This is presented as the ‘simple’ solution, whilst all the problems known for decades are ignored.

The ecological transition and social justice are inseparable: they are two sides of the same coin. More than ever, the current geopolitical context, marked in particular by the wars in Ukraine and Iran, highlights the major geostrategic and economic risks to which our societies are exposed due to their unsustainable dependence on fossil fuel imports.