This article is part of a series of interviews of people working in Brussels institutions, conducted by a group of Groningen students as part of their Eurocompetence II project. The interviews are related to the topic of Euroculture's 2020 IP: "A sustainability Europe? Society, politics and culture in the anthropocene". Here, Marco Valenziano asked Eline Schaart, a young female journalist from Politico to give us her perspectives on sustainability in the news.
Author: Euroculturer Magazine
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