Tag: Europe

Find below all our articles dedicated to Europe.

[(Europe is not only a region of the world but it is also a political project which must face major internal challenges such as the enlargement of the European Union, the meeting of cultures, supply energy... Europe must also be attentive to its relations with the rest of the world. Today, more than ever, the European Union cannot concentrate only on economic aspects. Its foreign policy must take into account social aspects, political and cultural. )]

On the road to sustainable consumer products

This analysis summarizes the state of play of the various measures to improve the sustainability of our consumer products.

Discovering a sober society

“Slow down or Perish: the economics of degrowth” is the title of the book written by Timothée Parrique which establishes new bases for thinking about society differently. Let's take the exercise one step further.

Climate, pandemic, Ukraine: impacts and perspectives on European resilience

From a theoretical point of view, European resilience means the Union's ability to “resist, adapt and recover quickly in the event of a [crisis] without compromising its long-term development”. From a practical and current point of view, it means ensuring the energy independence of the Union through an ecological transition.

“Tomorrow, will we still have enough metals to meet our needs? » Carte blanche – La Libre

Carte blanche from Géraldine Duquenne, research and advocacy officer at the Justice & Peace Commission. The Free.

What ecological transition for tomorrow? Energy, climate, metals (Part 3)

To stem the ecological catastrophe, sobriety is essential. It is urgent that our politicians admit this and take control of it.

What ecological transition for tomorrow? Energy, climate, metals (Part 2)

The ecological transition is very dependent on metals but the supply risks not being able to meet the rapidly growing demand, among other limits linked to these resources.

What ecological transition for tomorrow? Energy, climate, metals (Part 1)

If the ecological transition is essential, certain key aspects such as economic growth or the limits to renewable energies seem too little thought through.