Global Gas Lock-in, a Bridge to Disaster
The large majority of Europe’s energy use today still depends on fossil fuels, mainly from oil, gas and coal. While the climate effects of oil
Temàtica: Energy & climate
MAP: Global Gas Lock-in, a Bridge to Disaster
The large majority of Europe’s energy use today still depends on fossil fuels, mainly from oil, gas and coal. While the climate effects of oil
The Arhuaco People’s statement, Colombia
The Peña de Horeb quarry has been operating illegally within the ancestral and traditional territory of the Arhuaco People of the Sierra Nevada de
Revista de prensa Juicio Popular Castor
17 de junio: “Cada any dediquem cent milions d’euros a pagar el projecte Castor” https://directa.cat/cada-any-dediquem-cent-milions-deuros-pagar-projecte-castor Comença un judici popular a la plataforma Castor http://www.vilaweb.cat/noticies/comenca-un-judici-popular-contra-la-plataforma-castor/ *
International meeting #TensemlesXarxes
On Saturday June 3rd, the Xarxa per la Sobirania Energètica (The Energy Sovereignty Network, Xse) is organising an international meeting about reclaiming control of energy
Accusation Manifest, People’s Tribunal on the Castor project
The Castor project -a geological gas storage offshore in the Mediterranean-, granted to ESCAL UGS (66.6% participated by Florentino Perez’s ACS) by the PSOE government,
Peoples’ Tribunal on the Castor Project
Because we know that the Castor project is a 3420 million € scam that we are paying through our gas bills, Because we want to
Refugees in the face of European energy security
Originally published in Spanish in eldiario.es. Author: Alfons Pérez For refugees, the borders of Member States are shutting down and becoming impenetrable walls. However, for
Interview with Indian researcher and activist Ashish Kothari
Interview with researcher and activist Ashish Kothari, trained in sociology and with a broad work developed on environment, social justice, biodiversity and much more. Ashish
ENERGY COLONIALISM: THE EU’S GAS GRAB IN ALGERIA
During the first five months of 2015, Algeria witnessed an anti-fracking uprising. The people of the Algerian oil and gas-rich Sahara, in their tens of