Is techno-solutionism, the belief that technology will one day save the planet, a mirage? Or can innovation really be a worldsaver? Our European journalists investigate. Our European network of journalists investigates.

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European society must close ranks if the transition to a climate economy is to succeed.

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Demographics and global warming influence each other, so policies relating to one must consider the other. And two areas are of particular relevance to Europe: the interaction between climate and population age, and the issue of migration.

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The climate extremes facing more and more regions are testing Europeans' ability to adapt their habits and habitats.

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What new skills does a company need in order to navigate the green transition and rise to the climate challenge?

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To attract media attention, radical activists engage in non-violent civil disobedience. But do these actions really work?

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Polluters should feel responsible for the damage they cause to society. But should we do it with carrots or sticks?

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The EU is actively working to diversify its sources of electricity production, in order to have energy sources that are cleaner, affordable and self-sufficient. How does this work in practice?

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