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Winter gas plan needs to mark permanent exit from fossil fuels and energy poverty

The EU’s strategy to reduce Europe’s gas demand – dubbed, Save Gas for a Safe Winter – in order to prepare for a full gas cut-off by Russia, offers inadequate comfort to people who already cannot afford rising energy bills, and locks us into more climate and health wrecking fossil fuels. The European Commission today …

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Environmental groups challenge EU support for 30 fossil gas projects

Friends of the Earth Europe, ClientEarth, Food & Water Action Europe and CEE Bankwatch Network are starting legal action to end support to 30 EU-backed proposed gas projects. They say the EU Commission has given these climate-destructive projects VIP status, in contradiction of its legal obligations. Every other year, the EU Commission draws up a …

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Humanitarian and climate catastrophe in Mozambique fuelled by public money

Report exposes how public money is used to fund destructive gas projects in northern Mozambique A new report by Friends of the Earth groups and partners in Mozambique reveals how rich European countries ignored and underestimated the risky business of managing gas projects in Mozambique, despite warnings from the local civil society. Countries including France, …

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Fuelling the crisis in Mozambique

A decade ago, Cabo Delgado in northern Mozambique was a peaceful, lush and green coastal province. The region had a large rural population of farmers and fishers, and a thriving tourism industry. There were issues such as poverty but overall, communities had their territories, free access to water, sea and forests, and sustainable livelihoods. That …

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