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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,

There are moments in Luxembourg’s climate transition that arrive without fanfare. They settle in quietly, professionally, and their significance is seismic. The ministerial recognition of

Challenge: How would you construct a Decency-Adjusted Economic Cost (DAEC) metric . . . in ways that Finance + Planners . . . and the

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

Across the 17 United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, the fortnight’s news articles show that systems, not silos . . . water physics, health impacts, industrial

President Baerbock, Secretary-General Guterres, distinguished delegates, ladies and gentlemen. I’m normally chasing you here, and here I am. It’s actually a very interesting place. Look,

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,

We live in an age where contradictions dominate the news cycle. One continent is rationing water because pipes laid in the Cold War have crumbled

From the end of August through early September 2025, Youth4Planet’s Christian Thalacker will be exploring Belgium’s tree-top bicycles paths . . . and interviewing Active

The challenge is not a lack of knowledge. It is whether we will act, together and quickly enough, to match the scale . . .