How is the Green Deal doing, five years later? A compass for Europe’s carbon neutrality

With its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050, the European Green Deal is crucial to the EU's green transition policy. But how should we gauge the progress made in implementing the pact’s various objectives? Economists from the Observatoire Français des Conjonctures Économiques have developed a tool that allows everyone to monitor the real-life progress being made towards the Green Deal’s medium-term targets.

By , , |2024-04-29T10:59:07+01:00April 29th, 2024|Tags: , |Comments Off on How is the Green Deal doing, five years later? A compass for Europe’s carbon neutrality

‘Love has been a veil for domestic violence’. Interview with Lea Melandri

The #MeToo movement and feminist activism around the world have thrown the spotlight back onto one of feminism's historic slogans: "The personal is political". How can we talk about femicide and patriarchy without taking into account the powerful – even structural – relationship between love and violence? Italian essayist Lea Melandri speaks with Francesca Barca.

By |2024-04-11T10:43:43+01:00March 13th, 2024|Tags: , |Comments Off on ‘Love has been a veil for domestic violence’. Interview with Lea Melandri

Portugal: wildfires and the eucalyptus curse

Portugal is Europe's third largest producer of wood pulp, an industry that relies heavily on the eucalyptus tree. In 2017, a devastating fire in Pedrogrão Grande ignited a debate on the industry's responsibility to prevent such disasters. In particular, the issue of biodiversity was brought back to centre stage. Reportage.

By |2023-12-05T12:28:20+01:00December 5th, 2023|Tags: , |Comments Off on Portugal: wildfires and the eucalyptus curse
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