Voices from Brazil in the face of the green transition odg / June 8, 2026 We spoke with activists, land defenders, farmers, fishermen, etc., to collect voices from Brazil regarding the green transition. The colleagues…
Brazil’s green transition beyond COP30 odg / November 12, 2025 This article examines two core aspects of Brazil’s green transition policy in terms of foreign interests in the country: rare
Neocolonialism in the name of the green transition. Rare Earths Mining in Madagascar odg / February 27, 2025 Rare-earth mining in Madagascar is an example of neocolonialism in the name of the green transition driven by the Global
Publication | The hydrogen trail odg / April 8, 2024 An investigation by the Debt Observatory in Globalisation (ODG), in collaboration with Ecologistas en Acción, analyses the development of the hydrogen
Mapping Barcelona’s green and digital transition impacts on the Global South odg / March 13, 2024 Which are the material implications of the pursuit of electro-mobility, digitalization and expansion of renewables without questioning the growth model?
Report | Mapping the Impacts and Conflicts of Rare-Earth Elements odg / November 27, 2023 A map created by the Debt Observatory in Globalization in collaboration with the Environmental Justice Atlas of ICTA-UAB, the Institute
Booklet | The mine, the factory, the store odg / July 20, 2023 An analysis by the Debt Observatory in Globalisation looks at the global situation of supply and value chains of the
Critical Minerals in Conflict and Alternatives for Global Justice in Public Procurement: the case of electric vehicles odg / May 9, 2023 Does the expansion of electric vehicles represent a further extension of the extractive frontier? Are there sufficient resources to electrify
Uncovering hydrogen projects financed by the Next Generation EU odg / April 14, 2023 We present five case studies of hydrogen projects in Spain funded by the Next Generation EU recovery funds In December
Map | Southern Europe, the gateway for gas odg / October 18, 2022 The new map of gas infrastructures promoted by the companies Snam and Enagás, with the support of the Spanish and