ODG at COP28
COP28, a missed opportunity to phase-out fossil fuels The COP28 has been a controversial summit from the beginning, because of its presidency having close ties
Temàtica: Energy & climate
We oppose the inclusion of the H2MED pipeline in the list of Projects of Common Interest
Almost a hundred organisations from all over Europe reject the construction of H2MED, considering it unnecessary and that it will aggravate the energy crisis. The
Report | Mapping the Impacts and Conflicts of Rare-Earth Elements
A map created by the Debt Observatory in Globalization in collaboration with the Environmental Justice Atlas of ICTA-UAB, the Institute for Policy Studies and CRAAD-OI
Report | “Green” Multinationals exposed
A new report coordinated by the Transnational Institute with the participation of ODG analyse how the energy transition is being hijacked by corporate interests ODG
Letter to Europe | H2Med will not solve the energy crisis
Organizations from all over Europe unite their voice against H2Med: “It is an unnecessary infrastructure that will not solve the energy crisis”. This Wednesday, October
ODG joins the EU Raw Materials Coalition
The ODG joins the EU Raw Materials coalition The ODG has joined 47 other civil society organizations, including Ecologistas en Acción and SETEM Catalunya, in
Conference about H2Med in Barcelona
The Gas Is No Solution Network is organising the “International Conference on H2MED” in Barcelona, in the framework of the campaign “Against the Europe of
Booklet | The mine, the factory, the store
An analysis by the Debt Observatory in Globalisation looks at the global situation of supply and value chains of the so-called “clean technologies” Despite the
For a just Critical Raw Materials Act
The ODG, together with 42 other civil society organisations from across Europe, joined the position paper on the EU Critical Raw Materials Act released on
Critical Minerals in Conflict and Alternatives for Global Justice in Public Procurement: the case of electric vehicles
Does the expansion of electric vehicles represent a further extension of the extractive frontier? Are there sufficient resources to electrify all global transport? How can