elstel.org

Make big corporations pay their taxes: taxpledge.eu
Stop the finance lobby: changefinance.org
next Friday for Future is on 2019-05-24
Fund Managers - defund climate change: amazonwatch.org, ran.org
MEP: support nuclear disarmament: to the petition
USA: presidential elections: hold a climate debate actionnetwork.org
Ecuadorian Amazon: investigate the attacks on indigenous leader Salomé: Amnesty International
Keyston XL Pipeline: against tar sand oil: nrdc.org
Amazon: Stop bad wages, climate harm and surveillance & facial recognition: sumofus.org
Brazil: salve as abelhas / save the bees: Greenpeace: pt, en
Stop rainforest destruction for biofuels! rainforest-recsue.org
Save the Wildlife: Brazil, giraffes
Stop dumping plastic in paradise: Avaaz
UNESCO: Save the Monarch butterflies: nrdc.org

abgeordnetenwatch.de: At first he sweared at us as a watchdog organization which no one really needed then he linked our organization with the Nazi dictatorship and the communism. It was our engagement against lobbyism which caused CSU deputy Hans Peter Uhl to attack us (the CDU/CSU is the German member of the EVP).

The fact that the CDU/CSU party continues to battle against making lobby meetings public attributes to a more and more desperate struggle of defense: 70% of CDU/CSU voters want lobby meetings to become public.

see also: votewatch.eu (in English!), euractiv.de: climate politics: CDU/CSU not too far from AfD.

The FPÖ (Austrian right-wing party) understands to position itself as a homeland party. However this stands in contradiction with the neoliberal agenda of the party. You may also be interested in this article if you want to know something about right wing politics in the European Union or globally.

The ÖVP (Austrian branch of the EVP) knows how to set certain course when it comes to trade and tax policy but their overall concept does not convince us.

On April the 15^th EU governments have started trade negotiations with the USA. They take place in opposition to the position of the European Parliament which would make the Climate Convention of Paris a precondition for trade talks. Concessions that have already been made are a tripeling of climate-damaging fracking gas imports and a doubeling of soya imports for agrofuels. The trade negotiations start by pressure from the United States to impose punitive tariffs on European cars and planes. That will make fair negotiations impossible. The US want a trade deal on agriculture, genetic engineering, chemistry and pesticides.