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The journey to a new global climate agreement begins now, but which road will the EU take?

06/06/2014

Written by Maruska Mileta and Jamie Gorman from the YFoEE Steering GroupThis article originally appeared in Ejolt and the Ecologist magazine Today at the UN climate talks in Bonn, Germany, civil society and social movements are calling on the developed countries including the EU to commit to ambitious and equitable action on climate change as …

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Climate talks must deliver people-centred solutions

05/06/2014

PRESS RELEASE Brussels, June 6, 2014 – Young Friends of the Earth Europe, alongside other civil society groups, symbolically returned to the International climate talks today. The talks resumed in Bonn, Germany on Monday, the first session since a broad section of civil society walked out of the negotiations in Warsaw last year – in …

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YFoEE tell ministers to “stand with us or step aside”

05/06/2014

Today is the second day of the latest round of UN climate talks that are taking place in Bonn, Germany from 4-15th June. YFoEE is there, and will be delivering an intervention to the plenary of Ministers today, on behalf of the youth constituency! Here’s the speech Max will be making…  Chairperson, ministers, delegates, thank …

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Fracking and climate justice

04/06/2014

As the UN climate negotiations get under way in Bonn, Germany, Jamie Gorman of Young Friends of the Earth Europe gives a quick run down on why the talks are important for the fight against fracking. United Nations climate negotiations will resume for a ten-day session in Bonn, Germany, from 4-15 of June. The talks …

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European elections don’t reflect that we’re on a planet that has a problem…

02/06/2014

Following the recent European Parliament elections, and YFoEE’s ‘Your Voice, Your Choice’ campaign, Max Ramezani, a member of BUNDjugend (YFoE Germany) and the YFoEE Steering Group, shares his reflections on the results of the elections. Extreme weather events like the recent devastating floods in Southeast Europe are increasing. They are showing that human made climate …

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Campaigning, camping and canoeing- it’s Summer Camp time!

26/05/2014

This summer Young Friends of the Earth Europe is glad to invite you to sunny Bulgaria! Our annual summer camp will be held in the midst of the Rhodope Mountains near Beglika lake – well known for its picturesque scene, so make sure you are not going to miss this one out. This year Summer …

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Solidarity with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Croatia!

26/05/2014

Written by Maruška Mileta (Croatia), YFoEE Steering group member More than a million people displaced, thousands who have lost everything, more than three dozens confirmed deaths and still counting, hundreds of thousands left without clean water and electricity – the devastating consequences of the recent floods that have hit Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Serbia and …

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The year ahead!

22/05/2014

A reflection written by Clemence Hutin, who took part in our 2014 YFoEE Network Gathering in Lithuania, 23-27 April. We will be back! we declared back in Warsaw last year, after walking out of the corporate captured UN climate talks. And coming back means being very very busy- for all of us! Every year, Young …

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A European election debate with a difference!

22/05/2014

On Thursday 15th of May, Young Friends of the Earth Ireland hosted a Dublin region European Parliament election debate, as part of their national Politics for People campaign. Nicola Winters, Young Friends of the Earth Ireland coordinator tells us what happened.  We were delighted to welcome 5 of our Dublin candidates standing for the European …

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Use #YourVoice and tweet your MEP candidates

19/05/2014

The European Parliament elections are coming up this week, and YFoEE has been working on a campaign to raise awareness that it is happening, and using it as an opportunity to promote our demands for climate justice and sustainable food and agriculture. We are asking you to make 3 easy steps in our ‘Tweet the …

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