Morgan Henley
Prague
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un climate negotiations, prague, european union, florida, united states, climate policy, climate change, energy policy, czech republic, environment, energy and environment, international relations, jacksonville
Working on getting fossil fuels out of the heating sector in the EU at CEE Bankwatch 🔥 Living in Prague now but Floridian Forever 🦋
Articles by Morgan Henley
Opinion: CEE countries must not spend EU money to finance natural gas in district heating
As the EU desperately tries to find ways to keep hundreds of millions of Europeans warm this winter without the usual stream of Russian gas, our over-dependence on this fossil fuel has become woefully apparent. Given this, it would seem self-evident that the expansion of fossil gas-based heat in Europe ends here – and yet. An EU Modernisation Fund for energy systems may finance conversions of existing coal-fired heat and power plants to gas.
Europe and India in the Asian Century
In a world increasingly divided by rising tensions between the US and China, what of relations between India and Europe? From their democratic traditions to shared interests in technological development, Europe and India have much in common and to gain from cooperation. We spoke with Jagannath Panda on India’s role in the hegemonic conflict between the US and China, its position on the upcoming climate change negotiations, and the role of democracy in its outlook on the world.
Black History Matters: Mural Project Brings Awareness to Jacksonville’s Historic Eastside - EU Jacksonville Newspaper
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UNFCCC Conversations: the Article 6 champion #FYEGClimateDel
During the UNFCCC Intercessional we’ve noticed that a lot of our fellow youth know a lot about this process and we thought why not share their expertise with everyone? So today we have Harriet, an experienced youth in the UNFCCC process from the UK. Read about why she cares about the process and a pretty good case for why you should too. Harriet, United Kingdom Youth What is your biggest interest at the negotiations? Article 6 What is that?
UNFCCC Conversations: the Veteran #FYEGClimateDel
During the UNFCCC Intercessional we’ve noticed that a lot of our fellow youth know a lot about this process and we thought why not share their expertise with everyone? Today we spoke with Louisa, who is a UNFCCC veteran and asks young people not give up hope on them so fast – read why here. Louisa, United Kingdom Youth Climate Council/ Third Generation Environmentalism Why are you here?
UNFCCC Conversations: the Leader #FYEGClimateDel
During the UNFCCC Intercessional we’ve noticed that a lot of our fellow youth know a lot about this process and we thought why not share their expertise with everyone? Sabrina has been our fearless YOUNGO leader, coordinating between all of the youth NGOs and the UNFCCC. You might be thinking, why anyone would volunteer for such a time intensive position? But after talking to her it’s clear to see why and even might make you a little more ambitious yourself. Sabrina, CliMates Why are you here?
UNFCCC Conversations: the Youth Delegate #FYEGClimateDel
During the UNFCCC Intercessional we’ve noticed that a lot of our fellow youth know a lot about this process and we thought why not share their expertise with everyone? Continuing in our series we are featuring a discussion with Ties, one of the few European representatives in the UN Youth Delegates program. Read more to see how programs like this help connect your local Scouts chapter to United Nations. Ties, Dutch Youth Delegate Why are you here?
UNFCCC Conversations: the Government Intern #FYEGClimateDel
During the UNFCCC Intercessional we’ve noticed that a lot of our fellow youth know a lot about this process and we thought why not share their expertise with everyone? Today we spoke with Clement, who follows the negotiations for his internship. Yes- young people are even involved in the bureaucracy of these negotiations! Read his predictions for the near future of the negotiations and how climate change isn’t just about saving the planet, but our economic system as well.
The Climate Showdown Preview: #FYEGClimateDel
Countries from around the world are getting ready and sending their nation’s best. The players have been set and the competition will be tough. Devoted followers have traveled from far and wide to watch the action in hopes of seeing their squad fight to victory.
Why Can’t We Keep It Clean, Czech Republic?
By Morgan Henley, Member of the Executive Committee of the Czech Young Greens Imagine you live in Horní Jiřetín, a town of around 2500 people in northern Czech Republic that is set to be destroyed if the Czech government decides to remove its current limits on coal mining. The town sits upon reserves of lignite coal, similarly to many places in the region. Would I count on having a home in ten years? If I decided to move away, would I be able to sell my house for anything?
UNFCCC Conversations: the Newcomer #FYEGClimateDel
During the UNFCCC Intercessional we’ve noticed that a lot of our fellow youth know a lot about this process and we thought why not share their expertise with everyone? Undine is new to the UNFCCC process but just like many of us here, is taking it all in and understanding it piece by piece. Although she claims only to be a ‘learner’ in this process, we see her inputs and enthusiasm as being crucial to the youth representation in this process. Undine, German Youth Why are you here?
#EUMixtapes 2: The Election Mix
Welcome to the second #EUMixtapes, a new series for EU Jacksonville. These weekly music mixes come from Ricky and Morgan, who after years of trading mixes between ourselves, are very excited to have the opportunity to invite some other to join in our exchange.
Miami’s Rising Tide of Climate Action
For decades, Miami has been an international tourist destination, known for its lavish nightlife and decadent beach lifestyles. Yet lately, in popular imagination, its reputation as a perennial, sunny playground of the rich and fabulous is preceded by predictions of its imminent drowning.
Drowning World at MOCA: Photographer Gideon Mendel Captures Hurricane Irma’s Aftermath in Jacksonville
Jacksonville’s Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) will be hosting Drowning World from world-renowned photographer Gideon Mendel. The series features photographs he’s captured from around the world of floods and the people affected by them, including some from locals in Jacksonville and Middleburg after Hurricane Irma hit the First Coast, which he did as part of his winning the Jury Prize of the 2016 Greenpeace Photo Awards.
Jonathan Safran Foer’s “Eating Animals” Comes to Sun-Ray Cinema in 5 Points
In the past ten years, the way we think about food in the US has changed. Today the term ‘foodie,’ need not be explained, farmer’s markets are almost passe again, and vegan options are standard at modern restaurants. Yet has the way we make food changed at all in that time? People’s diets are sacred to them. The what, where, when, how, and who you eat is a very personal thing.
- EU Jacksonville Newspaper
In the past ten years, the way we think about food in the US has changed. Today the term ‘foodie,’ need not be explained, farmer’s markets are almost passe again, and vegan options are standard at modern restaurants. Yet has the way we make food changed at all in that time? People’s diets are sacred to them. The what, where, when, how, and who you eat is a very personal thing.
Black History Matters: Mural Project Brings Awareness to Jacksonville’s Historic Eastside
Public Art Week, an annual event hosted by the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, is an opportunity for the city to celebrate local art and to reassert the ‘public’ aspect of public art. Not only a moment to celebrate Jacksonville’s arts scene, it also invites locals to be a part of it–and not just by passive appreciation.
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