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In this house, Planet Earth, Help me move my hands, and feel my soul drink of my spirit, until I have forgotten sadness and sorrow has abandoned my thoughts, until all my tears every one of my tears are made … Continue reading →

La plataforma on-line Paso nº1: El contador de carbono: En un lado mostrará las emisiones de carbono producidas en un año en todo el mundo. En el otro lado mostrará la cantidad de proyecto que se están realizando en todo … Continue reading →

Jerry Sternin viajó a Vietnam en 1990 para trabajar para “Save the Children”. Su trabajo consitía en reducir la malnutrición infantil en áreas rurales. Sternía tenía que entender decenas de estudios escritos por organizaciones internacionales que explicaban por qué la … Continue reading →

Si el 0.23% de la población mundial (16.6 milliones de personas) ahorraran 50 toneladas de CO2 cada año hasta el 2050, la economía mundial dejaría de emitir emisiones completamente (carbono zero) y se evitaría el cambio climático peligroso. El cambio … Continue reading →

I find Majora Carter’s “Greeneing the Ghetto” particularly inspiring. She gives some striking good examples about what can be done to make our cities greener, while saving money and creating jobs. She has a beautiful voice that should probably be … Continue reading →

CO2 (carbon dioxide) is often used to refer to “greenhouse gas” emissions. Greenhouse gases are not just CO2. They include CO2, methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O), water vapour (H2O) and ozone (O3). CO2e is often used to refer to this … Continue reading →

Jerry Sternin travelled to Vietnam in 1990 as an employee of Save the Children. His job consisted of reducing malnourishment amongst children in rural areas. He was faced with dozens of papers written by international organizations stating why child malnutrition … Continue reading →

I am passionate about 50for2050 because: Each idea that saves 50 tonnes or more can be more easily replicated in the same town, city, region, country, or on the other side of the world, therefore speeding up change (reducing emissions). … Continue reading →

It’s important for Euri because… Climate change has already had an impact on those close to me. My grandfather is 84 years old and he lives in Southern Spain, where last summer temperatures reached 112F (44C) for several days in … Continue reading →

Euri: I travelled to Swaziland when I was 16 to study the International Baccalaureate Diploma with a scholarship to Waterford Kamhlaba, United World College of Southern Africa. It was the first time I travelled outside Spain, where I am originally … Continue reading →