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Climate crisis as a financial market risk: The supervisory authorities must finally take decisive action
Opinion | Financial market Published on: 30. September 2025 Their short-term focus makes financial markets blind to the climate crisis. But too little is happening to change this. Together with more than 50 organizations from around the world, Finanzwende e. V. is calling on the supervisory authorities to finally address climate risks decisively. Sign up now and continue reading immediately No credit card details required. No automatic renewal. Sie haben bereits das Table.Briefing Abonnement?
Football, democracy and private equity
Fans have prevailed over finance in the Bundesliga—which should lead to a rethink of private equity’s role in society. Energiewende has become a German word, like Schadenfreude, used the world over. Maybe Verein (association) is another word which those interested in democracy, football or finance—or all of these—should learn across Europe. For the Verein model of German football, even if still under threat, has just shown its power once more.
Daniel Mittler, author at Social Europe
Comparing living and working conditions: Germany out-performs the United States This paper compares living and working conditions in the US and Germany for the year 2022 with a focus on economic, social and environmental standards. Emphasis is also placed on income and wealth inequality. Twelve dimensions of comparison are used, split into 15 themes, examined with 80 indicators. Germany comes out ahead on 10 of the themes.
Nachhaltigkeit am Finanzmarkt: Ein grüner Anstrich des Finanzsystems reicht nicht
Der rasche Umstieg auf erneuerbare Energien ist unausweichlich. Doch dafür braucht es auch neue Regeln auf dem Finanzmarkt. Denn derzeit lohnen sich klimaschädliche Investitionen mit kurzfristigen Renditen.
The Changing Ethics of Climate Change - Ethics & International Affairs
Polar Houseboats. Tyler Bewley. Gouache and Watercolor on Paper, 2010. Many in the environmental movement have argued in recent years that in order to speed up climate actions we should take the ethics out of the climate change debate. Focusing on the moral obligation to act or on the effects of climate change on the most vulnerable was often judged to render the discourse too “heavy,” “negative,” or “difficult.” Many also deemed it unnecessary.
Europe must make the right choice for climate ǀ View
An alliance of authoritarian, nationalist political parties is projected to gain more than 70 seats in the upcoming crucial elections for the European parliament taking place between May 23 and 26. This rising alliance talks of sovereignty and freedom, but it aims to undermine the very institutions Europe has built since the 1950s and could end the peace project built in the wake of the Second World War.
Africa: Davos, Inequality & the Climate Emergency
By Daniel Mittler Berlin — Four of the top five most impactful threats in this year's World Economic Forum´s Global Risks report are related to climate change. The report warns that we are "sleepwalking to disaster" . But that is not true. The disaster is already here, it´s not something we are still walking towards. Climate change is no future threat, it´s a current one. We have entered a new phase, one in which the impacts are coming faster, with greater intensity.
Davos, Inequality & the Climate Emergency
Four of the top five most impactful threats in this year’s World Economic Forum´s Global Risks report are related to climate change. The report warns that we are “sleepwalking to disaster” . But that is not true. The disaster is already here, it´s not something we are still walking towards. Climate change is no future threat, it´s a current one. We have entered a new phase, one in which the impacts are coming faster, with greater intensity.
Stars get on board to protect the strange things and fantastic beasts of the Antarctic ocean
London, 8 February 2018 – ‘Stranger Things’ star David Harbour and ‘Fantastic Beasts’ star Alison Sudol are on board a Greenpeace ship heading for Antarctic waters. They will help make the case for an Antarctic Ocean Sanctuary backed by campaigners, scientists, over 40 international celebrities and 800,000 people around the world.
How do we make corporations more accountable?
Greenpeace is famous for campaigning against corporations. We made “Choke” out of Coca-Cola's logo to draw attention to the massive plastic pollution impact they have around the world. We stand in the way of imports of dirty cars and expose corporate misbehaviour wherever we encounter it. The public image of Greenpeace is often one of "corporate bashers". We can indeed be pretty harsh and irreverent when calling attention to corporate misdeeds, like in this satire video.
True climate leadership still missing
The world is moving ahead without Trump - but not as fast and decisively as needed. Another round of climate negotiations is over. And, like last year, President Trump has failed to stop the global climate talks from moving forward. Indeed, his announcement to withdraw from the Paris Agreement has brought even louder and clearer voices for climate leadership from the United States to Bonn.
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