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10 actions to reduce oil use, according to the International Energy Agency

How can oil consumption be reduced in 4 months and policies made more efficient in the long term?
In the face of the emerging global energy crisis triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the International Energy Agency (IEA) proposes 10 actions…

30 March becomes World Day against Food Losses and Waste (International Day of Zero Waste)

That waste is not good and right has been known for years, yet the problem not only persists but has long since become detrimental to all.
By decision of the United Nations General Assembly, proclaimed during its seventy-seventh session last 14…

Art to understand the climate crisis: ‘+1.5º Lo Cambia Todo’, the campaign by Prado and WWF Spain

Madrid is the home of the Prado Museum (which is already 200 years old) and COP25 Chile (COP stands for Conference of the Parties, the supreme decision-making body of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change -UNFCCC-), which was…

Artworks safe from climate change with the new Louvre Conservation Center

Protect artworks from climate change. In an era in which the certainty of an increasingly critical climate has become a reality, where the risk of more frequent and more intense flooding forces all coastal realities to deal with adaptation and…

Artworks safe from climate change with the new Louvre Conservation Center

Protect artworks from climate change. In an era in which the certainty of an increasingly critical climate has become a reality, where the risk of more frequent and more intense flooding forces all coastal realities to deal with adaptation and…

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IPCC: urgent climate action can secure a liveable future for all

INTERLAKEN, Switzerland, March 20, 2023 -- There are multiple, feasible and effective options to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to human-caused climate change, and they are available now, said scientists in the latest Intergovernmental…

Is it the end of high water in Venice?

A long wait of about 30 years seems to have finally paid off with a system that can withstand the tidal wave of the Adriatic when it becomes critical for the Venetian lagoon.
For the first time, the MOSE protection system (MOdulo Sperimentale…

New IPCC report, how to mitigate climate change

IPCC's message in the new report is clear: unless there are immediate and deep emission reductions in all sectors, the 1.5°C limit is out of reach.
The good news is that there is growing evidence of a commitment to climate action. Some countries…

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Photograph of Thijs Biersteker's art installation, Symbiosia, of screens near trees showing tree rings on black and white images.

From data to feelings, through the art.

Can art help us gain a deeper understanding of things we can't see more clearly?
The short answer is: yes.
At the Art for Tomorrow 2024 event (an annual conference organized by The Democracy & Culture Foundation), which took place in June at…
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