Issue #33

Hi! This is 'Super Diffusion' again…

So, first things first: cheers to me! This is the #33 edition of my small but mighty newsletter – and yes, that makes me a little proud.

The days of the last few weeks have not become brighter but rather cloudier. In addition to political upheavals, we are now dealing with new waves of high water levels in Europe.

All the more reason to look at who should be responsible for this in the future and how much ‘green’ is currently being tackled at the European level.

And as every week: please like and share my findings here to as many humans by your choice as possible. That's the only way to bring it to life — Super Diffusion.

?? UK coalfree

As Rico Grimm from Krautreportern recently posted on LinkedIn: UK will shut down its last coal-fired power plant...

Rico: ‘Coal catapulted the UK into the industrial age as the first country in the world to do so. Now, this very country is shutting down its last coal-fired power plant, earlier than other industrialised nations.’

And while we in Germany are still stuck in the past, things are really moving around us... #poorgermany

?? The new green deal

Even though Ursula von der Leyen speaks very true words here at the DLD in Munich, which make every green heart beat faster, DIE ZEIT aptly discusses how much green is still possible in her second term.

?? “Who is in charge of the future?”

This question is asked by the Copenhagen Institute for Future Studies in the latest issue of FARSIGHT, the publication that explores possible futures with the aim of provoking and inspiring change in the present.

This issue of FARSIGHT is dedicated to exploring what new forms of governance might emerge in response to these challenges of the future.

And now it‘s on you — make ?super diffusion‘ come to live! Share some links and/ or the whole issue. Make your friends become follower.