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Is Europe facing a resource crisis?

Denmark’s six-month Presidency of the Council of the EU is now nearing its second month. Two weeks ago, we asked you…

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What do you think of Denmark’s ‘Sustainable’ Presidency?

Later this week, Denmark’s Presidency of the Council of the EU will officially be launched. These ‘Presidencies‘ rotate between countries, and…

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Merry Christmas from Debating Europe!

It’s been a rollercoaster year. In fact, it’s probably been one of the most important years in the history of…

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How would European greens manage the economy?

After interviews with the leaders of the centre-right EPP group, the liberal ELDR party and the social democrat PES party,…

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Can Europe ever be 100% renewable?

We’ve discussed the issue of nuclear energy and how it relates to climate change on Debating Europe, but we’ve not really looked…

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Is the Eurozone Crisis good for the environment?

Well, that was a very brief respite, wasn’t it? Last post, we wrote that the Eurozone was experiencing some rare breathing…

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Do we need a “big bang” approach to climate change?

Last week we posted our interview with Erik Solheim, Norway’s Minister for the Environment. We asked the minister to comment…

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Is the US Republican Party a long-term problem for climate change?

We’ve recently been discussing the issue of nuclear energy on Debating Europe – including a lively disagreement over renewable technologies and whether or not…

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Is Nuclear Fusion a Dead End?

In discussing our recent post on nuclear energy in Europe, we received some criticism on Facebook for being too “biased…

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