Tag: climate change

In Support of a Living Future: Why Useldingen Should Heed Marcel Wolff’s Call Have you read Marcel Wolff’s recent Luxemburger Wort Letter to the Editor,

Across this October 2025 news cycle, the Financial Times and Bloomberg paint a world that is wrestling with itself. In barely three weeks, governments and

Read the Luxemburger Wort’s article yesterday on the Nordstrooss (online on the Wort website https://www.wort.lu/luxemburg/stadaland/zehn-jahre-danach-was-die-nordstrooss-gebracht-hat-%E2%80%93-und-was-nicht/92062809.html) . . . a motorway through the Grünewald forest that

Humans “love” shortcuts. Generally, we hate physics. In the last two weeks, 37 news articles (see below) told the same truths from different angles. Namely,

Here I am, Kalinda Palmer, possibly the first Australian Aboriginal to reflect in North Greenland, where the peaceful and inevitable landscape encourages one to do

Youth4Arctic has returned to Greenland, although this time I ́m traveling without the rest of the team across vast ice sheets, to a remote location