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The project “Humus per la Biosfera” by Manfred-Hermsen-Stiftung and Giacche Verdi Bronte gives another important push for saving an unique ancient oak forest at the Etna volcano. One student conducted a comparative biodiversity study on the topic.
As part of the Climate Action to the Table project, partners from Spain and Slovenia have been organising live and virtual events and conferences on the topics of climate friendly and sustainable food.
Slovenian organisation Umanotera and Spanish organisation Fundesplai have been hosting a series of educator trainings and visits to schools on the topic of healthy and climate-friendly food as part of EUKI’s Climate Action To The Table project.
EUKI project Forests for Future organised a series of workshops to educate decision makers and forestry professionals on the importance of active management in optimising the management of forest carbon stocks and adapting forests to the impacts of climate change.
Czech climate journalism begins to take off. The consequences of climate change in the Czech Republic are very similar to those being felt in Germany.
This study by Clean Air Action Group (CAAG) has shown that the use of the current EU guides has led to an unjustifiably high number of new road constructions.
This publication includes a toolkit on “how to improve energy efficiency of residential buildings in revitalisations areas”.
Can sustainable finance be the key to reducing emissions from heavy industries like cement, steel and chemicals?
So-called “plug-in” photovoltaic panels have been a hit in Germany since 2021. People are installing them on balcony railings, on facades or as stand-alone structures in the gardens of houses.
Bicycles, buses and trams are all set to play a more prominent role in the future urban landscape of the Slovak capital Bratislava. But the city’s planners have yet to factor in the differing patterns of mobility shown by men and women as journalist Sandra Kirchner experienced herself.
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