EuropeEurope’s coal problem The eurozone muddled through its crisis at Germany’s behest. The climate emergency is much too serious for that By Adam Tooze
Interviews'We are unlikely to see massive global migration movements' Climate refugees tend to stay in their own or neighbouring countries. This may change in the future, argues Valerie Mueller
Interviews‘I’d rather die in a democracy than live in a sustainable dictatorship’ Between China and the US, Europe can find a third way to build a sustainable, democratic society, argues Stephan Rammler
InterviewsThe Green wave Why Green parties' support is surging across many countries – and what this has to do with right-wing populists
North AmericaThe answer is blowin’ in the wind The Green New Deal has many good ideas — maybe even too many. For starters, the US Dems could just talk about ... wind! By Gail Collins
GlobalThe unbearable unrealism of the present Are solutions to climate breakdown compatible with capitalism? Not really, says Paul Mason. We need a new economic model By Paul Mason
EuropeThere's a way out! German municipalities’ dependency on power companies is no reason to postpone the energy transition By Inken Behrmann
GlobalClimate breakdown looms Keeping global warming within the 1.5°C will require historically unprecedented efforts By Manuela Mattheß
GlobalWe are all climate refugees now How politics is failing the people on fighting climate change By Jeffrey D. Sachs
AfricaVulnerable poor communities are the real climate leaders Alternative Nobel Prize laureate Nnimmo Bassey on global warming, false techno-optimism and the Global South By Nnimmo Bassey
