Green Transition

Sufficient funding is necessary to make the EU’s green industrial policy successful.

To enable a successful green transition, the human element of this massive undertaking should take centre stage.

Can Vienna reach its ambitious climate goals while ensuring that the burden of the effort is not passed down to the city’s residents?

While lithium is at the heart of the green transition, mining it is unsustainable. The residents of Covas do Barroso resist.

To win popular support, the green transition must address social concerns and allow for democratic participation.

Philippa Nuttall examines the major achievements and uncertain future of the EU’s climate agenda.

Media coverage frames Bulgaria’s green transition as an imposition from Brussels that will damage the country’s coal-intensive economy.

The heavily industrialised Czech Republic, overly focused on productivity, has lost its green momentum. But this can change.

The Green Deal cannot succeed without a strong external dimension. This is an opportunity for the EU, says Nathalie Tocci.

Plans for the expansion of offshore wind in Spain were met by protests from the fishing sector, environmentalists, and civil society. The biggest backlash has come from the North Atlantic marine region. Where the lack of dialogue has led to confrontation, can climate citizens’ assemblies pave a way to just transition?