Åsa Romson

Åsa Romson is co-spokesperson for Miljöpartiet de Gröna (Sweden).

Åsa Romson is a lawyer and has worked extensively with environmental and climate issues, both in parliament and previously as a local politician in Stockholm. She has a PhD from Stockholm University where she has also researched and taught in International Law and environmental law. She previously worked for various NGOs on environmental issues and for more global justice.

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Åsa Romson - Miljöpartiet de Gröna

Åsa Romson

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COP must be a climate leadership compass not a playground for narrow national egoistic interests

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18 November 2022

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The curtain is closing on COP27, and with it, our chances to keep 1.5 alive have shrunk to an extremely meagre hope. The Greens will fight with all their energy to revive this hope, fight for European climate leadership and transform this hope into reality.

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Our newly elected Co-Chairs Mélanie Vogel and Thomas Waitz share their vision for the future of the European Greens

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12 July 2022

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Mélanie Vogel and Thomas Waitz speak on the future of the European Green Party, the current political priorities for the Greens, and how they're getting ready for the 2024 elections.

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Sustainable agriculture can help tackle a food crisis fuelled by climate shocks and war

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08 July 2022

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Together, Russia and Ukraine exported more than a quarter of the world's wheat before the war. Now, the war is impacting food security across the globe. As Greens, we believe that food should never be used as a geopolitical weapon – and we should never be in the position for it to be used against us.

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Environment & Food

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Åsa Romson

Recent News

COP must be a climate leadership compass not a playground for narrow national egoistic interests

Our newly elected Co-Chairs Mélanie Vogel and Thomas Waitz share their vision for the future of the European Greens

Sustainable agriculture can help tackle a food crisis fuelled by climate shocks and war

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The unprecedented scale and pace of the 2015 refugee crisis has forced the Swedish Government - which our member party "Miljöpartiet de Gröna" is part of - to take difficult decisions.

We publish here a letter from the Swedish Greens, concerning the Government decision on asylum.