[June 2023] Environmental Calendar
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Here is a selection of the most relevant celebrations and events on climate change and sustainability that will take place this month.
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JUNE Celebrations
- 06/03 - World Bicycle Day
This day recognizes the uniqueness, longevity and versatility of the bicycle, which has been in use for two centuries, and is a sustainable, simple, affordable, reliable, clean and ecological means of transportation that contributes to environmental stewardship and benefits health.
- 06/05 - World Environment Day
This is the most important date in the official United Nations calendar for promoting environmental action. It has become a global public outreach platform that brings together governments, businesses, celebrities and citizens around a pressing environmental issue.
- 06/08 - World Oceans Day
The oceans are the lungs of our planet, providing most of the oxygen we breathe. This day seeks to raise public awareness of the consequences that human activity has on the oceans and to launch a global citizens' movement in favor of the oceans.
- 06/17 - World Day to Combat Desertification
Desertification is land degradation in arid, semi-arid and dry sub-humid areas. It is caused mainly by human activity and climatic variations. This day seeks to raise awareness about international initiatives to combat these phenomena.
- 06/18/18 - Sustainable Gastronomy Day
The set of dishes and culinary uses typical of a given place is one more expression of the natural and cultural diversity of the planet. The celebration of this Day is intended to promote eating habits - which include the production, preparation and consumption of food - that are more respectful of the environment and local traditions.
- 6/26 - International Day for the Preservation of Tropical Forests
The preservation of forests generates many benefits for human beings, the most important of which is medical progress related to the improvement of technology and clinical treatment. In addition, the natural resources of forests are also important in the provision of food, as there are many plant species that can be staple crops due to their high protein content.
Sources: Ministry of Environment (Peru) / United Nations
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