Team Repair is a monthly subscription teaching children science, technology, and repair. It was founded by a diverse team of five Imperial College London engineers, with three main values. First, they want to get more children into STEM careers: hands-on learning is really important for inspiring interests in the field, so the provided kits step … Read more
As environmental communication magazine, Envi.info was invited to take part and be media partner of the Waste Management Europe three-day event in Bergamo (18th-20th April 2023). After some years of sanitary crisis due to the pandemic situation, this second edition of WME was an opportunity to reunite international stakeholders along a large roundtable of events, … Read more
Zero Waste Scotland launches its CAN-paign, urging the nation to “take a fresh look at tinned food in a bid to save money, and the planet”. How so? Canned food is affordable, easy to store and cook, it has a long-shelf life and – most of all – cans can be infinitely recycled. ZWS reminds … Read more
25th March 2023: 1 day left to join the Biggest Hour for Earth. What is it? The world’s largest grassroots movement for the environment, launched by WWF to raise awareness and inspire collective actions against climate change and nature loss. Since 2007, Earth Hour has been a “lights off” moment all around the world, but … Read more
“The Impossibilities of the Circular Economy” is a comic published and funded by 360 Dialogues. Based on the 5th Factor X publication from the Federal Environment Agency, it is edited by Henry Lehmann and Christoph Hinske, illustrated by Virpi Oinonen. «The 5th Factor X book examines what the promise of an endless circle can and … Read more
The 2030 Agenda, adopted by all UN Member States in 2015, has at its heart the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which are an urgent call for action by all countries in a global partnership. To end poverty and deprivations all around the world, it is necessary to foster strategies that improve health and education, … Read more
The Climate Game – Can you reach net zero by 2050? is the Financial Times’ format that asks players to save the world from the worst effects of climate change through an innovative gamified setup. It is open to everyone, for free. What if world leaders appoint you the global minister for future generations to … Read more
According to the World Bank, trends show that the world generates 2.01 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste annually, with at least 33% of that not managed in an environmentally safe manner. The food we throw away create many by-products, and methane is one of the worst offenders – responsible for as much as 16% … Read more
EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK is an awareness-raising campaign, promoted by the European Commission with the aim to encourage behavioural change in favour of active mobility, public transport, and cleaner, more sustainable transport solutions. Each year, from 16th to 22nd September (culminating in the popular Car-Free Day), local authorities get inspired to try innovative planning measures, by boosting new … Read more
At this very moment, the time of a blink of your eye, a lot happens. Stars are arising and exploding, the universe is expanding, and the light is travelling along our growing galaxy. And yet we, human beings who are as small as lost ants in the immensity, have still a significant impact on the … Read more