climate change.

Orlen has signed a second agreement with the European Investment Bank. The corporation has secured 900 million PLN for the expansion of the energy network, including new connections for renewable energy sources.

Discussions on Polish-German cooperation in energy transformation are starting once again, with a loophole allowing Russia to earn a billion  euros from the sale of fossil fuels to the EU, and with trolls  combating climate policy.

Climate change is rapidly changing the military environment and requires NATO to rethink its operational approach. The Arctic is a keystone of Russia’s nuclear deterrence. Nuclear submarines are an element of Russia’s nuclear triad and ensure its second-strike capabilities. For decades, the ice of the Arctic was the second home of submarines belonging to the […]

In the modern world electricity is a given. In Poland to a large degree power is generated with bituminous coal and lignite. This will not change in the coming years and the deposits in, e.g. Konin (lignite -ed.) will continue to be exploited. In result, the problem with water accessibility will not disappear and the […]

Climate change has impacted the way we think about problems it had caused. It has become increasingly more popular to talk about the ubiquitous concrete in cities and the near-total power drivers have in city centers, or about traveling long distances, as well as the growing problems with access to water. It is worth taking […]

What goes on in Poland on the 29th of June.

Michael Moore, the controversial American documentary filmmaker, decided to look under the hood of the international fight for survival at a time of climate change. The goal of the „Planet of the Humans” is to awaken the society on its way to climate neutrality. While the film contributes to the ongoing discussion and exposes the […]

A new report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) on land use shows that climate change is threatening the world’s food supply and livelihood, making it an „existential question”, said German environment minister Svenja Schulze. The agricultural and forest sectors are victims of this development, but also the cause of a large share […]