Trends on Climate Change
[MARCH 25-29] Top 5 climate change and sustainability news of the week
We share a summary of the five most important news of this week for you not to miss; from the recent report on the state of the climate from the World Meteorological Organization and the agreement of the MEF...
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Women and Climate Change
Today, March 8, marks International Women's Day. To celebrate the participation of women in the fight against climate change around the world, we share with you this selection of news on the subject.
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The United Nations Secretary-General will host a summit on climate change on... Read more
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David Attenborough's speech at Davos
David Attenborough's speech on the first day of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.
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[December] Climate change and sustainability events
The last month of 2018 begins with the most important climate meeting of the year: COP24 in Katowice, Poland. In addition, the International Forum on Circular Economy, in Chile, the fiiS in Lima, and finally, a fair that promotes a Christmas with responsible consumption.
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[Infographic] Figures - IPCC Report on 1.5°C
Here are some of the most shocking figures from the IPCC's 1.5°C report.
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[November 19-23] Top 5 climate change and sustainability news of the week
The week of November 19-23 brought important news on climate change and sustainability issues, such as the regulatory modification that will promote the use of renewable energies, the publication of a directory of alternatives to single-use plastic and the first green loan in Peru and South America.
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Dialogue that empowers Climate Action
The importance of the Talanoa Dialogue, in addition to raising the ambition of the Nationally Determined Commitments (NDCs), is that it is a non-state actor process.
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The day we overdrew the Earth
Every day we use renewable and non-renewable resources from nature. Renewable resources, such as sunlight and wind, are perpetual resources, while non-renewable resources are those that do not regenerate naturally at the rate of extraction and consumption and are therefore in danger of depletion over time.
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NINE LIMITS THAT SHOW OUR IMPACT ON THE PLANET
There are currently approximately 7,634 million people living in the world and this number is increasing every day. Therefore, on World Population Day, we take the opportunity to become aware of how we are using the Planet's resources, considering that these are limited.
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[July] Climate change and sustainability events
We share the most relevant events related to climate change and sustainability in the month of July. On this occasion we have a very varied menu of events, ranging from high-level political events to a fair that promotes a new product alternative to boost the green economy.
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