Reading list 2024
This is the list of books I plan to read throughout 2024. Hope it might be of a help.
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14.01.24
Climate litigations on the rise
Globally, the number of climate litigations has more than doubled since 2015. In the last six years alone, more than 1,000 new cases have been launched. Disputes have diverse participants and goals. However, they do not necessarily favor climate action…
26.12.21
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How do green activist investors change oil companies from within?
How did one man embark on an impossible mission and begin to change the fossil fuel industry from within? Why is May 26 this year a "cataclysm day" for the largest global oil companies? Who are activist investors and how…
24.10.21
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Green books – what to read at the end of 2021
This year was another active year in terms of publishing books related to the topics of environmental and climate change. Here is a short list of the green books to be read by the end of the year: Our Biggest…
13.09.21
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Will banks turn their back on the fossil fuel industry? (part II)
In the previous article, we saw that the largest global banks, even after the Paris Climate Agreement, intensively finance the fossil fuel industry. Also, most banks still do not have a plan to significantly reduce the impact on climate change,…
10.06.21
Will banks turn their backs on the fossil fuel industry? (part I)
Although more and more countries are committing themselves to reducing emissions of harmful gases into the atmosphere and despite the need to implement the energy transition to renewable energy sources, financial institutions are not giving up in huge support to…
23.05.21
How to fight for the truth about climate change?
In the previous article, I wrote about changing tactics about denying human impact on climate change. Now, I want to convey 4 steps that climate scientist Michael E. Mann in his book The New Climate War - The Fight to…
16.05.21
Climate change and inactivism – evolution from denial to distraction, division and misinformation
Climate change is becoming more visible, and its impact is leaving increasing environmental, economic and social damage. It has become impossible to deny the increasingly visible consequences of climate change, such as extreme weather conditions, fires, floods, the inability to…
06.05.21
Contributions to the Green Deal I – Food Loss and Waste
How do we manage the huge amounts of food we throw away? The world produces about 4 billion tons of food a year (about 6 billion calories). As much as a third of it is not used and thus huge…
25.02.21
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Climate change in Serbia – what we know so far, and what awaits us
As in the rest of the world, climate change has been observed in Serbia over the past decades - primarily in the domain of temperatures and precipitation. Climate change in Serbia is manifested through negative consequences for hydrology and water…
27.01.21
