The Climate Game: “Good luck. The planet is counting on you”
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 … Read more
Innovations: Power to X towards a Zero Carbon World
During this festive moment, some of you might think of their resolutions for the coming year and as a celebration of a fresh start, Power to X appears more and … Read more
Urban Nature Atlas: useful tool for the ecologic transition in cities
The Urban Nature Atlas (UNA) is a wide opensource database funded by European Union’s Horizon 2020 which “aims to inform, inspire and enable everyone interested in bringing their transformative power … Read more
South Korea towards Zero Food Waste: How Come?
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 … Read more
Not Just Bikes: how good urban planning makes our lives more sustainable
If you are interested in urban design, you have probably already stumbled across one of Not Just Bikes’ Youtube videos. Jason Slaughter decided to open this channel in 2019, after … Read more
Top 3 Best European Countries in Circular Economy
With the kick-off of COP27[1] in Sharm el-Sheikh this week, it is a new opportunity for policy makers and civil society worldwide to gather and present their different achievements, targeting … Read more
No future without climate, social and trade justice
The YFTAs policy recommendations presented at the European Parliament From the 10th to the 13th of October, I participated to the Fair Trade Advocacy Marathon in Brussels. Above all, it … Read more
From the lab to the street: how protesting scientists are putting climate inaction under the microscope
Atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations reached 422 ppm between May and June of this year – 142 ppm above pre-industrial levels – and even in Europe we begin to see the … Read more
Forests’ right to thrive: towards a EU regulation to halt deforestation and forest degradation
By Vera Brocchieri, Daniela Floris As the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reports, large-scale commercial agriculture remains one of the main causes of deforestation and forest degradation. Starting with a … Read more
What if the eco-transition has never happened?
As skeptical as the title of this article may sound, the content goes in the opposite direction, and we will try to expose how. Let’s start by rewinding time and … Read more