The post highlighted Maria Pastukhova of E3G discussing the “oil endgame” and the structural risks facing petro-states as global demand neared its peak. It quoted her warning that an unmanaged decline could lead to a catastrophic group of failed producer states, and pointed readers to more coverage from Climate Week NYC on We Don’t Have Time.
The author wrote that choices in school restaurants could shape eating habits, food literacy and sustainability for years, making schools an important part of the EU’s efforts to tackle food waste. They encouraged readers to explore SchoolFood4Change and other innovative initiatives. https://t.co/reCmQlT2WH #EscuelasSostenibles #AlimentaciónSaludable #ReducciónDeResiduos #EU
The author said farmers faced rising costs and growing production challenges, and called for simpler, proportionate rules, effective import controls and fair conditions to help them stay competitive while producing safe, high-quality food. They added that science, technology and innovation could help build more resilient systems.
The author wrote that good intentions alone would not be enough for nature to thrive, but said biodiversity loss could be halted and reversed and the natural foundations of human life and prosperity secured. They described the State of Biodiversity Action Report as providing the necessary evidence and roadmap.
The author called for technological innovation in AI to drive productivity and economic growth, stronger energy security to support European competitiveness, and sustainable public finances that would leave room for future investment. https://t.co/lMvEyTiKOV #AI #Energie #Finanzen #EU
The author wrote that human activities were driving rapid changes in the atmosphere, oceans and biosphere, pushing Earth’s climate system beyond stable limits. They said the changes were unfolding faster than people could respond.
The author said fabrics woven by communities across Thailand and showcased at the IMF Meetings highlighted the need for work to create opportunities and improve people’s lives. They added that policies should serve people. https://t.co/UZ2VXYVQIm #Thailand #IMFMeetings #Sustainability #TH
The author said the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) was not a policy of the past but one for Europe’s future. They listed building resilience in the farming sector, strengthening strategic autonomy and modernising agriculture as priorities, and said defending agriculture meant preparing for the future. https://t.co/ETf8CFtwea #Agriculture #EU #Sustainability #EU
The post suggested that each dollar invested in tackling climate change and air pollution could deliver $15 in economic benefits. It invited readers to join “Accelerating Action on Climate and Clean Air” with the Climate and Clean Air Coalition ahead of COP31 and urged them to register.
The post’s author called on the United States to end sales of new diesel passenger cars by 2030, while retaining diesel for agriculture, trucks and tanks. They wrote that agriculture needed reliable heavy-duty machinery. https://t.co/QanyI19MMn #Diesel #Agriculture #Sustainability #US
The author wrote that the Arctic’s future should be shaped by its people, saying their approach involved listening to and working with Arctic communities to keep the region secure, prosperous and sustainable.
The post’s author said they had enjoyed Fred Pearce’s *When the Rivers Run Dry*, describing it as a book about shrinking water resources and their effect on relations between states. They said it also covered problems involving large dams, techniques for salvaging or recycling water, and India. https://t.co/BvOntbTEL6 #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #India #IN
The author described the climate crisis as a water crisis, saying the Morava River near the Czech, Slovak and Austrian border, close to where it enters the Danube, had never been so low in the time they had lived there since 1980. They said it looked almost possible to cross on foot and called the level unprecedented. The author added that their mother had sent the image the previous day. https://t.co/U0j41B7AY3 #ClimateCrisis #WaterScarcity #Sustainability #CZ #SK #AT
The post said that the expansion of AI and cloud computing was increasing data centres’ energy and water footprints. It added that Munters had highlighted the need for resource-efficient solutions to manage digital growth at Climate Week NYC 2026 and linked to further information from its partner.
The author referred to estimates by the International Energy Agency, which indicate that it would be possible to sustainably produce nearly 900 billion cubic meters of biogas, covering over 20% of the world's natural gas demand. He wrote that Poland should also focus on biogas and added that he mentioned this during the congress. https://t.co/j7xtADX4nr #biogaz #energia #sustainability #PL (translated)
The author announced that the Climate Change Summit, which they described as Central and Eastern Europe’s leading event on climate action, would return on October 14 from Bucharest. They said discussions would cover biodiversity, the circular economy, agriculture, ESG and other topics, and invited readers to register. https://t.co/m0eVtaG1rK https://t.co/52g1ZQmuex #ClimateAction #Biodiversity #Sustainability #RO
The author argued that the government had abandoned even the pretence of tackling the climate crisis, while selling increasing amounts of electricity, water and people’s data to data centres and AI. The post referenced Budget 2027.
The Estonian national football team rose five places in the FIFA rankings, achieving one win and three draws in the Nations League from four matches. #rannakalandus #kalapüük #Eesti (translated)
The author wrote that a safer, more sustainable and resilient Mediterranean meant a stronger Europe. At the MED9 Summit in Split, they said they were bringing a Mediterranean perspective to challenges including security, migration, energy, connectivity, water and climate. https://t.co/gG7qrJ30Rb #Mediterranean #Europe #Sustainability #EU #HR
The author called for an immediate halt to sales of new diesel passenger cars in Europe and the retirement of 10 million older diesel cars. They said Europe had around 98.3 million diesel passenger cars, representing about 38.4% of the EU-27 car fleet. https://t.co/hYhGfUwXhc #Diesel #Europa #Sustainability #EU
