agriculture
Results for agriculture in the magazine
Europe begins to go green
For an economy to reduce its carbon emissions whilst still continuing to grow requires certain flexibility. Such malleability is going to be necessary when the European Climate and Energy Package comes into being.
economy, energie, green cities, environment, environmental protection, climate change
Europe's new triumvirate
Angela Merkel, Germany's potential new chancellor, and tipped Chirac-successor Nicolas Sarkozy are getting in with Britain’s Tony Blair. Are we looking at a new balance of power in Europe?
Expo Zaragoza 2008 - at boiling point
On 14 June the International Zaragoza Expo opens its doors to the public, the sixth time that the exhibition has taken place on European soil in twenty years
björk, expo saragossa, wasser, weltausstellung, zaragoza, spain
G.reedy, M.indless, O.utrageous
With MEPs due to vote on whether to strengthen the legislation for the labelling of GM food in just a few weeks, one more string on the consumer puppet looks to be cast off. But there a few more invisible strings that still need to be cut, to awake that more latent fear of 'what is happening to our environment?!'
Hairy politicians
Whilst Dutch 'Party for Animals' may have seen its first representative enter parliament last June, other European politicians resist making animals their leitmotif
It is high time that the Euro-generation flexed its political muscles
The Convention has been a flop. But failure has less to do with political issues and more to do with differences between the mindsets of the older and the younger generations.
Miss Nepal: no world hunger cliche
The 62nd UN general assembly opens on 24 September with a focus on climate change. Famous protestors remind HQ about their 2015 world hunger promises
united states, nepal, foreign policy, united nations, america, world affairs
Non-Governmental Organics
Health fanatics are fighting to defend our stomachs.
italy, genetically modified organisms, united kingdom, health, germany, yum nyam
Over to the EU-Latin America summit in Peru
EU member states juggle with the socialist and capitalist faces of Latin America at the EU-LAC summit in Lima on 16 – 17 May 2008, and the Peruvians speak
hugo chavez, latin america, cumbre, angela merkel, world affairs, european union
Sarkozy affair: why the Brit media and co were interested
Whether it is fact or fiction, the rumours of extramarital romantic affairs relating to the French president first-born on Twitter has impassioned the European media, despite the notable absence of newspaper treatment in France. Are European news networks coming to the rescue of national censorship?
european media, carla bruni, censorship, nicolas sarkozy, silvio berlusconi, censorship
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