The Swedish Lutheran church has already named Greta Thunberg the “heir of Jesus Christ” as she became the oracle concerning energy issues. Europe is not only shutting down coal energy plants, but also non-emission nuclear reactors.
And when the Union runs out of electricity, it will have to save itself with gas energy, powered by Russian fuel, because renewable energy sources will not satiate the growing demand for electricity.
The left’s recent ecological campaign with Thunberg at its head was a success. Photos and videos of the Swedish teen fighting for climate in the UN flooded the internet and media. Some loved her, she irritated others, but almost everyone was talking about climate for a few days.
Germany has its own Greta now
German companies are under pressure from a new climate activist
Environmentalist’s dilemma: how to attack Australia’s Aborigines?
Aborigines understand Australia better than the environmentalists
EU climate plans will lead to major job losses
The coal industry is under increasing pressure
Opinion: When it comes to the climate strike, be careful what you wish for
After all, every change should start with yourself.
Critics rage over Poland’s new coal power plants, silent on Germany’s
Are German coal power plants more eco than Polish ones?
Can Poland’s ruling conservative party learn from its mistakes?
A new golden age in Polish history?
The Church should be kept out of politics
Distorting Catholic teachings will only hurt nationalism.
German paratroopers partake in 75th Anniversary of Battle of Arnhem
Germany is altering the world’s consciousness concerning certain events from the Second World War to place blame on the “Nazis” and not “Germans”, writes Tomasz Łysiak.
Karnowski: What to take from these elections?
Although the PiS victory in the local elections was a huge success, the party will struggle to win again in four years time, unless they truly reform the country, writes Jacek Karnowski.
Opinion: The Kurds, the Americans and a lesson for Poland
Alliances should be built on mutual interests and calculated strategy, not pleasant delusions and naïve hopes.
Timmermans threatens Poland
Frans Timmermans, responsible for climate in the new European Commission, stated that if Poland wants to count on European solidarity, it must move away from coal-based energy.
Kornel Morawiecki’s dream
The character of Kornel Morawiecki had pained several former “Solidarity” heroes, as he was and will be their guilty conscience, writes Jacek Karnowski.