Mats Pellbäck Scharp

@matsps.wsocial.eu

Co- Founder and board member to this fantastic adventure (W Social). Engaged sustainability and digitalization expert as well as a part time farmer.

Welcome to W, dear CORRECTIV - with your (almost) 70.000 followers!👏 CORRECTIV is the first independent, non-profit investigative journalism newsroom in Germany, established in 2014 to strengthen democratic structures, counter disinformation, and expose systemic injustices. 🕵️💪 @correctiv.org

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While Europe actively builds digital sovereignty through local infrastructure and regulation, the UK risks staying reliant on US Big Tech. Real autonomy requires owning your stack, not depending on external cloud providers. www.theregister.com/columnists/2...

Digital sovereignty is real in Europe. The UK? Not so much

Trump's unpredictability is pushing governments and businesses toward open source while Britain remains glued to US tech

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What's up with nuclear? Does anyone know how it's going now, in these terrible times of of serial heat waves? Already during first heat wave in June EDF had to reduce production due to high temp in French rivers. Increasing energy prices in Europe. www.reuters.com/business/ene...

Europe's heatwave curbs French nuclear plants

A heatwave sweeping western Europe reduced France's nuclear output on Wednesday as high temperatures across the country reduced access to water needed to cool ​reactors.

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Is climate policy really going backwards, or does it just feel that way? I spent days verifying the answer: 45 rollbacks in one year, across 15 jurisdictions. Six of them during Europe's record heatwave. It is worse than it feels. Here is the list app.wedonthavetime.org/posts/c374dd...

⚠️ The Fossil Lobby Is Winning: 45 Climate Policy Reversals in One Year

Last week I wrote on LinkedIn: I have been following climate politics for a long time. I do not think I have ever felt this upset. As the climate crisis accelerates, our leaders are not accelerating c...

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Western Europe had its hottest June on record.🔥 Intense heatwaves broke temperature records, with peaks up to 9°C above average in France and Germany, according to Copernicus data. Only Cyprus and Malta had normal temperatures. Climate change is here and we are feeling its effects

Map of Europe showing average surface air temperature anomalies for 18–30 June 2026 compared with the 1991–2020 average. Large areas of Western and Central Europe, particularly France, Germany, Benelux, northern Italy and surrounding regions, are shaded dark red, indicating temperatures up to 9°C above average. Lighter orange and yellow shades show smaller positive anomalies across much of the rest of Europe. A colour scale at the bottom ranges from -9°C (dark blue) to +9°C (dark red). The map includes Copernicus Climate Change Service and European Union logos.

1/ Today I visited the beautiful Christinae Church (German Church) in Gothenburg. ⛪🇸🇪 I’ve noticed there are quite a few Germans here on W Social, so I thought I’d share one of the most interesting pieces of Swedish-German history.

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Time for my first post on this platform with a plot I made over a year ago 📊 There is still a big debate going on on an EU- and State-level over the perception that Europe is dropping behind the US in productivity. Fun fact: When you adjust for purchasing power and hours worked, we are not that bad:

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