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Luxembourg has recently seen three announcements that, at first glance, seem unrelated: Science + Food & Active Mobility . . . When we look more

In conversations . . . do we more often than not . . . love celebrating what’s “new”? Think about: Solar panels, Electric vehicles, Smart

Last week, in Mamer’s forest near rue du Baumbusch, something quietly powerful happened: schoolchildren + local citizens + NGOs, and public representatives gathered to plant

6:42 AM. 14.91 kilometers. 196 meters of ascent. 273 kcal burned. That is my morning data sheet so-far. The spreadsheet of my soul tells a

Today, Michael Bloomberg issued a warning to European policymakers: Do not weaken the carbon market. His argument was directed at the European Union Emissions Trading

The headlines of war report on: Assassination, Retaliation, Oil spikes, LNG halts, Coal rallies, Gold surges, Bonds wobble, Dubai+ airport silent and Supermarkets empty. Strip

I have been carrying three stories around with me. They do not seem to belong together. One is about a woman in Springfield, Ohio who

#DecencyNeeded Today marks four years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine: Four years of missile strikes on cities. Four years of infrastructure deliberately targeted. Four

The US withdrawal from the UNFCCC and the assault on offshore wind are met with court interventions, subnational alliances, and a strategic European pivot toward

Luxembourg and the Micro-Grid Marathon There are hiccups running through much of Europe’s climate debate: we keep framing the Energy Transition and Green New Deal

Last night was a quiet, drizzly Sunday evening in the Ville de Luxembourg. I commuted home carrying a snowboard. Not apologetically. Not as a prop.