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Ecofeminism Care: Where Gender and Ecology Intersect

Posted on 12 January 2023

by Ariadna Romans i Torrent Our societies are governed by the principles of liberalism, androcentrism and patriarchy. Care tasks have been relegated to the domestic ‘female’ sphere, making them undervalued at a social level and precarious at a professional level. By highlighting the principles of interdependence and eco-dependence, typical of ecofeminism, we can work to…

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💰Tax the Rich💰: Annual Edition Open Call

Posted on 9 January 2023

In a world where the wealthy few are the main actors responsible for the climate crisis and environmental degradation, those living in poverty are many and disproportionately disadvantaged. Environmental and social issues point to a defective system that favours those who can afford to find a loophole, and excludes those who cannot.  The Ecosprinter is…

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Poland’s Climate Conundrum: Replacing Coal, But How?

Posted on 15 December 2022

With temperatures as low as -20°C, energy security is a pressing concern for Poland this winter, especially for the millions who rely on coal for electricity and heating. Over 2 million households are now facing the prospect of energy poverty as their energy bills are expected to consume more than 10% of their household income. With…

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The European Face of Fascism: A Call for Action 

Posted on 7 December 2022

Fascism is a problem across Europe – its threat needs answers Fascism has regained a foothold in Europe1. Both ‘lone wolf’ terrorists and organisations actively identify and engage with this growing movement. They form international networks, spreading and replicating each other’s rhetoric, political, financial and communication strategies. As the movement grows, they become bolder and…

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A Tale of Sand and Power at COP27

Posted on 30 November 2022

This article was written by Irene Vivas Lalinde with additions and edits by Stefanie Berendsen and Klāvs Veseļuns. I wake up in a foreign city that somehow feels familiar. I recognise the light of the Mediterranean periphery and the flowers on the terrace. In Cairo, new streets appear daily to accommodate the 21 million inhabitants….

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Does COP27 matter? 🤔

Posted on 7 November 2022

Naomi Klein recently claimed that COP27 is “greenwashing a police state.” I agree. So why am I going? Why, with the Young European Greens, am I organising a delegation of eight people to go there? What do we hope to achieve? In 2011, Egypt was a burning flame of hope in the Arab Spring. The…

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Reframing Burnout 🧠 🔥 Moving Beyond Stress Management

Posted on 2 November 2022

Many of us have been feeling emotionally drained, detached, or unmotivated at work, but we are not alone. A 2021 survey of 1,500 American workers by the employment website Indeed, revealed that 52% of workers feel burned out. The Covid-19 pandemic has brought this modern workplace malaise into sharp relief: 67% of workers believe that…

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Let’s talk about the hijab – but how? 🧕

Posted on 11 October 2022

Mahsa Amini died on 16th September after succumbing to her injuries. She was arrested three days prior by the Iranian “morality police” for allegedly not wearing the hijab in accordance with “government standards”. She died while still in captivity. She was 22 years old. Her unjust and tragic death has triggered a wave of protest…

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The Queen is dead, long live the King? 👑

Posted on 30 September 2022

As the UK laid its longest serving monarch to rest last week, the royal family of Great Britain and the Commonwealth is again in the spotlight. In the context of an estimated 6.7 million people in the UK predicted to be living in energy poverty by October 2022, the pomp and circumstance of a royal…

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NEW ECOSPRINTER EDITION

Posted on 26 September 2022

The long-awaited Food Issue of the Ecosprinter is finally here! 🌽 With contributions from Iason Paschalidis-Gerostergiou, Dusan Ljumovic, Angela Timmermans, Nessa Molina Cano, Melissa Muhr, and Emil Schenkyr, and the generous support of Thomas Waitz MEP, this year’s issue tackles three main questions: ➡️ What is the environmental impact of food?  ➡️ What are the…

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