Preserving our environment
The European Union’s legislative process on the Fit for 55 package involves several steps. The first step involves the European Commission presenting the proposals, which it did on July 14, 2021. The proposals then go through a process of negotiation and scrutiny by the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union.
The EU has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. Still, if this target is not met, the consequences for Europe will be devastating to the global environment, economy, and human health.
Some people can’t imagine the holidays without a live Christmas tree’s characteristic smell and vibe, and some find artificial pines the choice with less fuss. We can compare several aspects (like price), but what is the better option from the sustainability perspective?
A clock in Letná park in Prague is counting down the time until the point of no return for irreversible climate change. The countdown began
Have you heard of Green Friday? Unfortunately, neither have we. Maximising profit is the ultimate goal of businesses and making the most of such opportunities is in their DNA – therefore at least once a year they provide us with reduced prices, realising their profit on quantity rather than using extra margins. The price we pay is probably less, but the price the planet does is much higher: pollution and exploitation of resources that can’t be replenished.
In the next couple of weeks, the events of the World Cup will be covered all over the planet. 4 weeks of footie with 32
You may have heard the name or seen the #COP27 hashtag trending on social media and wondering what this event is all about. We put together a simple overview with 6 facts to get you into the picture about the COP27 climate conference.
Why should we care about environmental awareness on an individual level, if the people who could have a real impact don’t?
If you’re wondering how big your footprint is, you can get a rough idea by using an online calculator (we recommend the one by WWF), which, will give you an approximate figure, even if it doesn’t take into account all data we mentioned in our previous post.
We often hear both terms in the title and often use them as synonyms for each other. But what is the difference between the two? Simply put: every carbon footprint is an ecological footprint, but not every ecological footprint is a carbon footprint.
