How to build a more sustainable Europe: Roberto Cavallo’s message, EU Pact Ambassador

With the launch of the European Green Deal, the EU established the Climate Pact – a movement of people united towards the goal of climate-neutrality by 2050. Everyone has a place in the Pact. Specifically, experts and scientists can be involved as Ambassadors to inform, inspire, and support climate action in their communities and networks. … Read more

“What’s Cooking”: the new UNEP report on animal agriculture rumbles during COP28

After years of careful wording and even censorship on communicating the real impact of animal agriculture on the planet, UNEP is finally taking a stronger stance. On December 8th, the UNEP published “What’s Cooking”, a report that focuses specifically on the potential alternative proteins, which include plant-based, cultivated, and fermentation-derived meat. Animal-source foods (ASF) contribute … Read more

COP28: Let’s Get Started!

Dubai (United Arab Emirates) welcomes the Conferences of the Parties 28 (COP28), which started yesterday 30th November 2023. What’s about? COPs are how the world organizes its collective response to the global challenge of climate change. United Nations gather worldwide leaders, experts, and special attendees to discuss programs and how to meet urgent goals on … Read more

Mongabay awarded with the fifth Biophilia Award for Environmental Communication

Since 2019 the BBVA foundation has established an award for the recognition of virtuous experience in the field of environmental communication, known as the Biophilia Award for Environmental Communication. The aim is to acknowledge the importance of the action of a series of professionals and organizations whose work fosters the understanding and the awareness of … Read more

Breaking Boundaries: The Future Is In Our Hands

Helping solve climate change is a collective act. That’s why Netflix’s “Breaking Boundaries: The Science of Our Planet” and non-profit Count Us In have partnered creating a new platform, where everyone can join and take a step towards the protection of the Planet. The 2021 Netflix documentary film, narrated by David Attenborough and professor Jonah … Read more

Liter of life: the open source technology serving people

Linked to fundamental rights and human dignity, (unlimited) access to electricity is still today a prerogative of developed countries, while many areas in the global south have none. Liter of Light is a global, grassroots movement committed to providing affordable, sustainable solar light to people with limited or no access to electricity. Developed in the … Read more

Let’s #BreakTheCycle: International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction

13th October is the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction (IDDRR). This annual observance is a vehicle to promote a global culture of disaster reduction – including strategies of prevention, mitigation, and preparedness. When we refer to DRR, we include all the actions «aimed at preventing new and reducing existing disaster risk and managing residual … Read more

Are we deranging? What Amitav Ghosh’s work can teach us about stories

In 2016, Amitav Ghosh‘s “The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable” appeared on the shelves of libraries. Born in Calcutta in 1956, Ghosh was already a globally renowned and respected writer, known for his works primarily set in the historical landscapes of the Indian subcontinent. His identity as an Indian writer has been – … Read more