Garvar läppen av mig åt FN:s nya "reality check" 😂 1,5-målet är helt kört, säger forskarna. Vi tvingades ruinera vår egen ekonomi medan Kina och Indien gasade på för fullt. Matten gick ju aldrig ihop från dag ett. Är vi klara med att leka goda nu, eller kör vi ett varv till? https://t.co/EYChmraMdh #klimatkrisen #FN #realitycheck
A stronger El Niño than ever before is creating concern on the Horn of Africa, where millions of people risk suffering from hunger and natural disasters, according to relief organizations and climate experts. (translated)
"There is a great risk that the climate will die when the government stops subsidizing Berlin trips with 1300 SEK per round trip ticket." (translated)
It has been four lost years for the climate with Tidö. And it will only get worse with 12 SD ministers. It's time to take climate seriously. (translated)
In a reflection on the 2026 election, Viktor Karlsson points out that Swedish parties' focus on nationalism neglects that Sweden is part of a global community where international issues such as security and the climate crisis are crucial for the country's future. (translated)
It is genuinely sad that politicians and the media have deceived young people into thinking that humanity is at risk of extinction due to global warming! (translated)
The manipulation of facts threatens democracy. Especially in crises and election years. Here is a scientific correction of 5 inaccuracies spread by politicians. Get the @naturvardsverk to produce a brochure "how do we handle the climate crisis" corresponding to MCF's "if the crisis or war comes." (translated)
The climate issue, which is central in the election, is negatively affected by misinformation and ideological claims, and for citizens and businesses to be able to make well-informed decisions, it is crucial that Sweden obtains a national information base on the climate crisis, according to Johan Rockström, head of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. (translated)
In a letter to the editor in Dagens Nyheter, readers express their opinions on current political and climate-related issues in Sweden, highlighting the importance of taking the climate crisis seriously and criticizing current political measures and media coverage of major environmental demonstrations. (translated)
In a letter to the editor, the doctor Gösta Alfvén criticizes Sveriges Television for underreporting a large climate demonstration in Stockholm, where over 50,000 participants demanded actions to save the climate, and questions whether this is due to the Sweden Democrats' climate denial stance. (translated)
The climate crisis and the drought in Europe have now erased all growth within the EU. The effects are devastating, and we haven't even talked about all the people who have died. We must stop emissions and slow down climate change. (translated)
The climate crisis and the drought in Europe have now wiped out all growth within the EU. The effects are devastating, and we haven't even talked about all those who have died. We must stop emissions and slow down climate change. (translated)
Erika Bjerström points out in her comment that while the climate crisis is worsening, climate journalism has decreased by 38 percent since 2021, which creates a democratic problem and exacerbates public debate, as journalists face hatred and resistance in their work. (translated)
In Belgium, the country's worst forest fire ever is raging in the historic nature reserve Hohes Venn, where weather changes are expected to complicate firefighting efforts as the wind intensifies and becomes unfavorable. (translated)
In a debate article, Jonas Sjöstedt and Hanna Gedin from the Left Party argue that Sweden's focus on creating more climate billionaires is a misguided strategy for solving the climate crisis, and that the Minister of the Environment should instead focus on addressing class divisions and reducing emissions that have increased among the wealthiest in recent decades. (translated)
More than 200 organizations are participating in a historic climate demonstration in Stockholm on August 23, showcasing the massive engagement around climate issues in Sweden, including participation from trade unions, churches, and many other groups. (translated)
The summer heatwave in France is expected to cost the country close to 15 billion euros, which corresponds to 165 billion kronor, due to damage from forest fires and reduced agricultural production, according to Environment Minister Monique Barbut. (translated)
The extreme heat in Europe is undeniably increasing as a result of the inability and unwillingness of many politicians to tackle climate emissions. In Sweden, the Tidö parties are the embodiment of this irresponsible behavior. It's time to change the government. (translated)
We will demand that data centers for AI must meet counter-requirements before they are allowed to connect to the power grid. Today, a facility can consume electricity equivalent to that of all of Stockholm without counter-requirements. This threatens the climate transition. We note that the government has ignored the issue. (translated)
In a comment in Dagens Nyheter, Peter Alestig analyzes how the fires in Europe have become part of the Swedish climate debate, where a significant portion of Swedes hesitate to link the fires to the climate crisis, while he seeks to clarify what truly lies behind these disasters. (translated)
