In this Episode Dirk Ehnts talks about how we could finance a Green New Deal for Europe, how current European and national institutions (National Central Banks, European Investment Bank and the European Central Bank) are involved and how this can be done under current European Treaties.

Further information on this topic:

www.dirk-ehnts.de

twitter: #DEhnts

DiemTV Episode (German): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5U2KXSuuTCc&t=95s

In this episode Nick Dearden from Global Justice Now talks about the Impact of international trade rules on climate change and Governance, the relationship between neoliberalism and the wave of nationalism and about trade rules that would reflect the principle of global equality and environmental protection.

In this Episode Laura and Guillermo talk aboutcommon narratives on the future and why they are usually not helpful. They explain what Solarpunk means and how it can contribute to the discussion on the just transition and how both - Solarpunk and narrative in general - can be used to engage communities into the just transition movement.

In this episode Christoph Schneider covers the topics: Digital technologies as key sites and forces for societal changes, Sustainability aspects of digital technologies and the contribution of digital technologies to the core agenda of the GNDE

In this episode Stefania Barca will talk about jobs and employment in the context of a just transition and the Green New Deal for Europe.

In this episode Ted and Nicole give us some insights into the Sunrise Movement. The Sunrise Movement is a prominent movement advocating for the Green New Deal in the United States.

In this episode Riccardo Mastini is talking about:

- Limits of decoupling and green growth fantasies

- Reducing energy and material use in OECD countries for rapid decarbonization

- Entailing a downscaling of aggregate economic activity

- Policy proposals for managing without growth