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

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A Green take on the European Parliament's October plenary

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October 10, 2017

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Last week, Green Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) met in Strasbourg for the European Parliament’s October plenary, with an agenda full of burning issues along with many positive outcomes

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Europe & Democracy

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A Green take on the EU Parliament's first plenary session after the summer recess

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September 22, 2017

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The European Parliament’s first plenary session after the summer recess took place from 11 - 14 September, and was packed with a wide range of topics for discussion or to be voted on. As always, the Green Members of the EU Parliament worked hard to legislate for a Green, progressive, and sustainable future for all of Europe's citizens

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Europe & Democracy

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La nostra lettera aperta a Eni

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July 05, 2017

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Ci rivolgiamo ai più grandi inquinatori d’Europa per esprimere le nostre più vive preoccupazioni per il bene del nostro pianeta, del nostro futuro e di coloro che investono in queste compagnie

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Climate & Energy

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Åsa Romson

Recent News

A Green take on the European Parliament's October plenary

A Green take on the EU Parliament's first plenary session after the summer recess

La nostra lettera aperta a Eni

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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.