Anti-extractivist tour in Brazil 2025
In 2025, the city of Belem, in the State of Pará in Brazil, hosted the 30th United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP30). After three
Temàtica: Energy & climate
More than 130 groups call on EU to scrap green hydrogen import targets
As the EU signs a new green hydrogen deal with South Africa, groups call out the devastating impacts of the bloc’s neocolonial import plans. The
COP30 fails once again in its attempt to halt the climate emergency
Ten years after the historic Paris Agreement, funding and the phase-out of fossil fuels are notably absent from the final accord Article by Clàudia Custodio
One year after the DANA
At ODG, we have investigated the opacity and arbitrariness in the distribution of public funds allocated to recovery after the floods that devastated Valencia’s “Horta
Brazil’s green transition beyond COP30
This article examines two core aspects of Brazil’s green transition policy in terms of foreign interests in the country: rare earth mining and green hydrogen
Ecofeminist proposals for climate action – The case of Madagascar
The report “Ecofeminist proposals for climate action. How debt swaps and carbon markets prevent fair and urgent transitions” denounces the false solutions that drive climate
COP30 in Brasil: pitfalls and opportunities 10 years after the Paris Agreement
From the 10th to the 21st of November, the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference will take place in Belem, Brasil. A team from the
Green European Journal | Empire of the Sun: Big Oil’s Foray in the Green Transition
In a bid to diversify their business strategies, oil multinationals are buying up land and investing in solar megaprojects. However, these projects often employ creative
Neocolonialism in the name of the green transition. Rare Earths Mining in Madagascar
Rare-earth mining in Madagascar is an example of neocolonialism in the name of the green transition driven by the Global North countries. The impact of
‘Land, for living. Resistance to green extractivism in Madagascar’
The short documentary ‘Land, for living’ compiles interviews from fieldwork and follows the journey from the north to the south of the island of Madagascar