The European Union’s “Fit for 55” package is a cornerstone in the region’s climate policy, aiming to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030. This ambitious target is expected to bring substantial changes not only to environmental policies but also to the job market.
Imagine waking up to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, switching on your computer to start the workday, or plugging in your electric car for an evening charge. These everyday moments, shared by millions across the European Union, all have one thing in common: they require energy.
In today’s world, the concept of entrepreneurship is evolving. More and more individuals are not only seeking to create profitable ventures but are also committed to fostering sustainability and environmental responsibility.
In the fight against climate change, much attention has been given to terrestrial forests and their role in carbon sequestration.
Cryptocurrency mining has taken the world by storm, offering lucrative opportunities for investors and tech enthusiasts. However, the environmental cost of mining digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others has become a significant concern.
Owning a pet brings joy and companionship, but it also comes with responsibilities, including considering the environmental impact of pet care. Here are some tips to make your pet ownership more eco-friendly
“The Earth belongs to our children. That is not an advertising slogan. It is an existential truth. The coming decade will be decisive and we are fully committed to working with every one of you to protect humanity.” – European Council President Charles Michel
ESG investing stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance, an investment strategy that focuses on a company’s environmental commitment, social impact, and governance issues in the hope of building an ethical portfolio. So what factors come into play when determining a company’s corporate social responsibility?
Unsurprisingly, Singapore tops the indices, ranking the world’s most sustainable cities. With just over 5.6 million inhabitants, the Asian city-state has the second-highest population density in the world. Singapore’s Green Plan 2030, adopted earlier this year, also includes strengthening resilience to climate change as a priority in the recovery from COVID-19 for a more sustainable future.
Local governments and authorities can provide the commitment and innovation in cities that are needed to tackle and solve many of these problems. The European Green Capital and the European Green Leaf Awards are initiatives to promote and reward these efforts.
