The climate crisis

ENVIRONMENT:With the help of Project 2025, President-elect Donald Trump will stop all attempts to avert the climate crisis and accelerate an irreparable catastrophe. The project believes that the US has an "obligation to develop the enormous oil, gas and coal resources for which the country is responsible". Over the next few years, LNG exports alone will produce more greenhouse gases than every single car, home and factory in the EU.

CARBON FASCISM: Climate change facilitates economic speculation and political positioning. Against corruption, we must prepare not only for a state of emergency, but for a climate war against declared enemies, writes Marc Alizart.

PHOTO: The theme of the exhibition 'The Beginning' with Lennart Nilsson's photographs is particularly touching and thought provoking now that the pandemic is raging.

warning: Can a hand-painted animated film convey the turmoil of a notified climate collapse?

MEDIA: Transnational media landscapes are emerging and shaping a backdrop of increasing mobility in our global village

THE GREEN EUROPE: "European Green Deal" is reminiscent of the first UN climate report 30 years ago, according to Margrete Auken in the European Parliament. "When it comes to the climate, we can't wait to come up with something smart. We must act now, ”she tells MODERN TIMES.

Yupik-Inuit: The Book of the Sea is a mesmerizingly beautiful close-up of a way of life that disappears in line with the melting of the Poles, showing a side of Russia we have barely seen before.

COLD TIMES: Forget global warming. CO2 does not affect the temperature of the Earth. Around 2030, on the contrary, with reduced solar activity, it may get colder.

AUTOMATED: As a whole, 60 percent of our meat consumption in 2040 will come from animal-free meat.

CLIMATE MATCH: Greta Thunberg looks through the hypocrisy of the adults with a sharp look. Maybe only a person like her can save the world.

YELLOW VESTE: The speed with which Macron burns out shows how deep a crisis the national democracies in Europe are in.

Call Them by Their True Names sheds light on the ugly truth about the reality we live in after Trump became president. Solnit calls for immediate action – before the planet burns up.

Andreas Malm is a fierce and clear-eyed critic of the environmental destruction of capitalism. Now he is raging against a "reactionary environmental movement" and wants to save the concept of nature to save nature.