Unfulfilled Promises

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Since 1979 when the 1st World Climate Conference was held in Geneva, convened by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), until the last COP-28 in Dubai in 2023, discussions have been held on the effects of human activity on the increase of global warming and the serious threat it represents for all species that inhabit the planet.

Cape Verde bearing the brunt of the effects of climate change

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Cabo Verde, an archipelago of ten islands, nine of which are inhabited, is a Small Island Developing State (SIDS) in West Africa. It is increasingly bearing the brunt of the effects of climate change.

Economics for Disaster Prevention and Preparedness in Europe

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Europe faces overwhelming losses and destruction from climate-related disasters as the continent is warming faster than any other region in the world. Given overlapping priorities and limited funds, focused and smart investments are needed to strengthen and adapt critical sectors across Europe to disaster and climate risks. New research from the World Bank and European Commission offers evidence and tools to help countries take a more strategic approach to boost their climate resilience.

GLOBAL INITIATIVES: International School of Nice Student Champion DEIB Principles and Ocean Advocacy Ahead of UN Ocean Conference 2025

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ISN is a proud member of Globeducate, who has developed a Global Agenda and formed partnerships with internationally recognised change-makers, with the aim of fulfilling their mission to address the United Nations´ Sustainable Development Goals.

The Disappearance of Venezuela's Humboldt Glacier: A Mirror of Global Climate Change

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The Humboldt Glacier, located on Pico Humboldt in the Mérida state of Venezuela, represents a dramatic case of climate change's impact on glaciers.

Saturated soils could impact survival of young trees planted to address climate change

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New research has looked into the potential effects of increased rainfall in regions being earmarked for expansion of temperate rainforests.

Slap in the Face of the Planet Back in the Day

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However, we regret to inform you that the Swiss Bilateral Technical Cooperation (COSUDE) left Ecuador in 2009; therefore, since then, this Embassy does not have the financial or personnel resources to support this type of projects.

Climate emissions from air travel 50 per cent higher than reported

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A new study that looked at nearly 40 million flights in 2019 was able to calculate the greenhouse gas emissions from air travel for nearly every country on the planet. At 911 million tonnes, the total emissions from aviation are 50 per cent higher the 604 million tonnes reported to the United Nations for that year.

Talking About Earth Day at Havre de Grace Maritime Museum

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I am happy to launch Healing Waters 2 art show at Havre de Grace Maritime Museum as an Earthday.org artist.

Research shows 'profound' link between dietary choices and brain health

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A recent study published in Nature Mental Health shows that a healthy, balanced diet is linked to superior brain health, cognitive function and mental well-being.

Earth Day with artist Selva Ozelli at Havre de Grace Maritime Museum

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"Earth Day" globally celebrated on April 22.

Biodiversity is key to the mental health benefits of nature, new study finds

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New research from King's College London has found that spaces with a diverse range of natural features are associated with stronger improvements in our mental well-being compared to spaces with less natural diversity.

Extinction risk to southern resident orcas accelerating as researchers raise alarm

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Orca scientist Rob Williams always thought that conservation was a knowledge problem, that once science showed why a species was declining, people would fix it.

Carbon markets

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The Kyoto Protocol on climate change is an international agreement aimed at reducing emissions of global warming gases.

Combustion engine ban least popular climate policy in Germany, France, Poland, survey shows

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The EU’s 2035 ban on new cars with internal combustion engines is the least popular climate protection measure in Germany, France, and Poland, even among voters of centre-left parties, a new survey conducted in the three countries showed.

Contemporary Art and Environment

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The creation of innovative expressive prolongations that are directly related to human activity in the natural space signifies new starting points for connecting Human’s presence with the Natural Environment.

Planting Roots of Change: Students' Experience in La Sierra Calderona, Spain

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Beyond the scientific aspects, the experience of planting trees fosters a profound sense of connection with nature.

World’s Temperature Reaches 1.52°C

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Culture, including arts, heritage and the creative industries, empowers people to imagine and realize a low-carbon, just, climate resilient future.

Unveiling Climate Colonialism

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The ongoing extraction of resources in developing countries by wealthier nations exacerbates these regions' vulnerability to climate change and environmental degradation.

Empowering Young Minds: Students as Agents of Change in Climate Education

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Climate literacy is crucial in today's world, and integrating it into school curricula can have profound benefits for both students and society as a whole.