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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,

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

Yesterday, Youth4planet team-members pedaled their bicycles and took public transportation from Ville de Luxembourg to Äerdschëff in Redange-sur-Attert. We followed the baby-breath of summer across

Ein 4-tägiger Workshop über Stadt, Natur und Film – Wie können Menschen, Tiere und Pflanzen in der Stadt gemeinsam leben? Hier entdeckst du auf kreative

In June this year we organised a film workshop in collaboration with the Am Sand School in Niederanven. The workshop was an additional part of

Floods in Texas. Fires in Canada. Droughts in the UK. Hope outsourced to AI. Decency still on back-order: Welcome to the week ending 11th July

Note: this article was written by Jacqueline Zweers Who is Rob Hopkins and what is he famous for? Rob Hopkins is a renowned English environmental

Background and goal: As a young person, you experience the world shaken by crises and look at a very challenging and uncertain life path. One

“We’re not in Kansas anymore. But we might be underwater in Kitimat” . . . Climate Action Tiger (“C.A.T.”) channeling Dorothy, Mark Twain, and an