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2019 closed with a COP25 without significant results. Four years after the "historic" Paris Agreement, we are still not committed enough to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C.

Andrea(s) Speck is a member of various climate justice collectives on the European continent. In this interview they focus on the emergency situation and analyses the next non-violent actions for significant change.

We have little time left to achieve a fundamental change in the policy of our states to halt and limit climate change.

On 3 December 2018 the COP24 will open in Katowice, Poland. A new United Nations conference on climate change that should coordinate the efforts of states to limit temperature increases to levels "significantly below" 2ºC, in accordance with the commitments of the COP21 in Paris.

Although we are "all in the same boat", climate change requires an analysis of power.

13 February 2018: Climate Change News publishes the draft IPCC report which warns that it will be very difficult to keep the temperature increase

15 February 2003:

“Organizing is for people with problems. It is good as a tool, a weapon, a means.

Today Saul Alinsky would turn 109 years old. A sociologist in the United States, he is considered the founder of community organizing.

It seems the year 2011 will end as it began – with huge social mobilisations all over the world and ongoing social protests. It is hard to take a break and to digest and reflect on everything that has happened this year.