Ajánlás:
You don't get a tip list, you get connections. A Green Weekin the news sections, the weekly issues (water crisis, energy dilemmas, waste, nature conservation) are presented from several perspectives.
A Green Brusselsepisodes translate EU decisions into “human language”, with their impact on everyday life. In addition, thematic discussions delve into industry issues — such as how “green” cement can be or what about building renovations.
The show runs every two weeks, 55 to 70 minutes, with well-followed conversations, Hungarian examples and guests. If you want to understand how politics, economics and nature interact, add it to your playlist. 🌍
Kritika:
The tone is sometimes heavily focused on public life and politics; anyone expecting an immediate “what to buy, what to do” list requires more patient attention. The titles are sometimes provocative, but the content of the episodes is mostly data and expert based. The system approach and the Hungarian context are strong, and the weakness is that we rarely hear dissent and civil debate. Overall a valuable, up-to-date knowledge base.
