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Expansion of largest coal mine in Romania stopped, following Bankwatch court case

October 23, 2019

Bucharest – A Bucharest court blocked the expansion of Rosia, the largest coal mine in Romania located in Gorj county, following a legal challenge to the mine’s environmental permit lodged by Bankwatch Romania.


In Estonia, taming the IT tiger

September 26, 2019

In parallel to the UN Climate Summit, Bankwatch sends our experts on Just Transition to Estonia to share with locals the experience from coal mining countries that have started to develop action plans for regions that would need to go through re-development due to coal phase-out. 


The transformation action plan for the Slovakia’s Upper Nitra coal region

September 24, 2019

The aim of this study is to describe the process by which local communities participated in the Transformation Action Plan of Coal Region Upper Nitra and to propose concrete steps towards the better integration of the local communities in order to achi


Just transition in Hunedoara: economic diversification in a fair and sustainable manner

September 23, 2019

NGOs Greenpeace and Bankwatch Romania launched a new report outlining scenarios for the post-coal development of Romania’s best known coal region, Jiu Valley, highlighting job growth and economic development without coal is very much possible in the re


A New Year’s resolution for Novaci – clean air

January 15, 2019

Macedonia made headlines in December when the United Nations ranked its capital city, Skopje, as the most polluted capital city in Europe. If the ranking included non-capitals, it would not miss Novaci – a small village in the country’s south that also gasps for breath.


UN-Klimakonferenz in Kattowitz: Morgenluft im Kohleland

December 14, 2018

Ausgerechnet im Kohlerevier um Kattowitz richtet der Gastgeber Polen die UN-Klimakonferenz aus. Gelingt dort der Strukturwandel? Source: UN-Klimakonferenz in Kattowitz: Morgenluft im Kohleland


Activist: Poland’s ‘just transition’ declaration is just posturing

December 14, 2018

The just transition declaration adopted at the COP24 in Poland sounds good but it is not connected to any kind of climate ambition or specific energy projects involving local communities, Alexandru Mustata told EURACTIV Slovakia. Source: Activist: Pola


Can Poland wean itself off coal?

December 14, 2018

Climate experts say the renaissance can be stopped but change must happen now – and the main obstacle is at the top Source: Can Poland wean itself off coal?


Baca-Pogorzelska: Polska węglem nie stoi. Polska na węglu leży

December 14, 2018

– COP24 w Katowicach i dyskusje wokół niego pokazały, że polskie społeczeństwo jest gotowe do poważnej rozmowy o klimacie, chociaż zupełnie nie są do niej przygotowani nasi rządzący. Ważne pytania o sprawiedliwą transformację, implikacje raportu IPCC c


Der gerechte Wandel findet in Polen nicht statt’

December 14, 2018

Während der polnische Konferenzpräsident als Leitthema für den Klimagipfel in Katowice einen sozial gerechten Strukturwandel gewählt hat, funktioniert genau der in der Nachbarstadt Zabrze nicht. Die Kohlearbeiter sind enttäuscht von ihrer Regierung – u


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