“We take some small comfort that we will still be able to remain within the European Green family whose network and support will be vital if the UK decides to go it alone.” Despite the UK...
After repeated pressure from the Greens, the European Investment Bank has announced a new energy policy which will divest from fossil fuel projects and accelerate progress towards climate...
“We expected a Green wave but it’s a tsunami, almost.” Latest Swiss elections follow the ‘Green surge’, with growing concern over the climate emergency leading to electoral gains for Gree...
After a long time of being either ignored or seen as a Western luxury topic, the state of the environment has begun to occupy a broad space in Polish public debate. From the threat of air...
The Austrian Green Party has won 14 per cent of the vote and 23 seats in parliament following a snap election in Austria on 29 September, raising the prospect of the party entering into c...
It's not just seaports that face crash-out Brexit chaos but airports too – and the people around them. East Midlands airport, with few limits on night-time noise, faces becoming like Berl...
“It is time for the Swedish climate movement to level up the resistance and make clear that airport expansions are not supported by the people.” With arguments against airport expansion g...
After 20 years as London’s Green MEP, Jean Lambert has stepped down. Green World caught up with Jean to discuss her long career in the European Parliament, her hopes and plans for the fut...
Magdalena Heuwieser, co-founder of the anti-aviation campaign network Stay Grounded, discusses seven strategies to reduce flying and build a just transport system.
Scott Ainslie, Green MEP for London, lays out the challenge for new Green MEPs: to convince the UK public that we're better off in the EU in order to fight inequality and to tackle the cl...
