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22/07/22

Activists suing Norwegian government to stop dumping of mining waste in pristine fjord

Naturvernforbundet / Friends of the Earth Norway and Natur og Ungdom / Young Friends of the Earth Norway will …

28/06/22

Lighting a new economy across Europe

Our vision is of an economy transformed. We want an economy that’s within Earth’s limits, that’s truly democra …

09/03/22

Young activists ready to stop mining facility to save Norwegian fjord

Norwegian environmentalists have stepped up their efforts to prevent dumping of mine waste in pristine Norwegi …

27/01/22

Solidarity with anti-mine struggle in Sweden

Friends of the Earth Europe expresses its support for Friends of the Earth Sweden and others opposing plans fo …

10/01/22

New year, new economy?

To start this new year, we’re introducing our vision for an economy transformed. We need an altogether new kin …

7 Sparks to Light a New Economy

24/11/21

Destructive raw materials plans get Parliament approval

Majority of MEPs give their backing to a “desperate plunder for resources” Damaging plans to secure EU access …

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