Etiqueta: Peru
"Bahama Islands could disappear as a result of climate change".
From: COP Connection: Avelino Suárez Rodríguez, physicist at the Research Center for the World Economy, indicates that some locations in the Caribbean will suffer the greatest climatic alterations as a consequence of climate change.
See moreAYNI: Peruvian project finalist in the most important global competition for innovation and sustainable housing
For the first time a Peruvian project, which seeks to improve the unfavorable housing conditions in the country, is a finalist in the global competition: Solar Decathlon.
See more52 countries have already submitted their commitments to combat climate change
From POPs Connection. Together they represent more than 60% of the planet's total emissions. The 143 countries that have not yet announced their INDCs are expected to make them known within the next three months.
See moreAugust: Learn about must-attend climate change events
Learn about events related to climate change and the environment that will take place during August, as well as commemorative dates worldwide.
See moreMusic unites for climate change in Peru
Wiracocha Fest seeks to raise awareness among young people about climate change and its importance in our lives. This event seeks to educate young Peruvians about the environment.
See moreCan a zero-carbon future be achieved?
From COP Connection: A World Bank report details that having long-term goals, correcting prices in investment policies and facilitating aid to the most vulnerable can stabilize the consequences of climate change.
See moreHow will climate change affect coffee production in the world?
De Conexión COP: Los países productores de café arábica serían los mayores perjudicados por el calentamiento global. 25 millones de agricultores de escasos recursos sufrirían las consecuencias.
See moreBusinesses recognize development opportunities in the face of climate change
Libélula and Peru 2021, with the support of WWF, organized a breakfast to involve the Peruvian private sector in the National Contribution process.
See moreRainforest Day: Actions should focus on avoiding deforestation
Today is the International Day of Tropical Forests and more than 60% of the Peruvian territory belongs to this type of forest.
See morePeru has lost 42,64% from its glaciers.
Of the 19 snow-capped mountain ranges in Peru, the Cordillera Blanca concentrates the largest frozen area, 40,63%, and it has been affected by climate change.
See moreWhat actions does Peru bring to the international community to address climate change?
Peru seeks to reduce 31% of its Greenhouse Gases (GHG) by 2030, and also proposes to reduce the population vulnerable to global warming by 25% in the same period of time.
See moreVisionary companies recognize climate change as a threat
As part of World Environment Day, Libélula presents on digital networks the publication "The new business climate: Breaking paradigms with low-carbon investments", which aims to demonstrate that there are great opportunities for investment and clean development through good management of climate change.
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