Hollowing out – the European Green Deal for forests and nature at the brink of death?

Georg Winkel, Professor Forest and Nature Conservation Policy, Wageningen University and Research

This essay analyses the current backslash relating to the EU Green Deal and identifies four distinct explanations for it (changing political mood, Baptists-Bootleggers politics, planned implosion, and counter mobilization). It then argues for three main changes needed to strengthen EU nature policy: 1) more transparency, including the assessment of trade offs, 2) more participation, and 3) more justice, also in a global perspective.
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