March 26th: International Climate Day

March 25, 2024/in Blog /by Paula Ruiz del Coro

32 years have passed since the 26th of March was deigned as Global Climate Day. How has climate changed these years and what do we have to do for the next ones?

Sustainability Implications of Dutch Far-right Victory

December 22, 2023/in Blog /by Etienne Hoekstra

The far-right victory of Dutch populist Geert Wilders fits into the growing right-wing sentiment in Europe. GreenMarked explored the implications of this election result for sustainability in the Netherlands.

Adapt or burn. A look at the dramatic increase of wildfires in Italy to get ready for summer 2022

March 15, 2022/in Blog /by Matteo Gecchelin

Droughts and high temperatures have raised the number of forest fires in the Alps. Unlike the fire-adapted Mediterranean environment, Alpine ecosystems are not ready for these events.

Climate Justice as a Human Right

April 16, 2021/in Blog /by Etienne Hoekstra

The new frontier of environmentalism is making climate justice be recognized as a human right. Environmental NGOs are making transnational corporations liable for climate change damages.

The Interest of Fossil Fuel Corporations and Agribusiness Enterprises in Climate Policies

March 5, 2021/in Blog /by Etienne Hoekstra

Corrupted project collaborations between environmental NGOs, governments and fossil fuel corporations and agribusiness enterprises can tamper meaningful climate policies and secure business-as-usual profits.

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