In the discussion on the transformation of the Upper Nitra region, the Slovak executive finally stopped ignoring the local citizens’ initiative. However, before we pop open the champagne,...
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One year after the publication of new rules on coal pollution, the German government has broken its own laws by failing to incorporate the new EU limits into...
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just-transition.info has asked all groups in the European Parliament for their position on Just Transition. We will publish these responses in the order we get them (whether the...
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just-transition.info has asked all groups in the European Parliament for their position on Just Transition. We will publish these responses in the order we get them (whether the...
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The shift from coal to a low-emission or zero-emission economy is now an inevitable reality due to recent changes in European environmental legislation (ETS reform, Industrial Emissions Directive,...
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Most of Europe has started phasing coal out of its power sector, but Balkan politicians persistently claim that building new coal plants will bring jobs in the lignite...
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In his recent think piece published in the Just Transition(s) Online Forum, Tadzio Müller questions the “pitfalls” of the Just Transition narrative and argues that it risks wasting...
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The closure of the largest underground mine in Bulgaria, Bobov Dol in the southwest of the country, means Bulgarian authorities are finally forced to think about Just Transition....
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At the end of May, a group of Polish, Slovak, Hungarian and Bulgarian visitors – mayors, local government bureaucrats, NGO members and trade unionists – came to the...
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