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World Environment Day. Restoring ecosystems.
In 1972, the UN General Assembly designated 5 June as World Environment Day. The first celebration, under the slogan “Only One Earth” took place in 1974.
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Land grabbing. A modern form of colonialism.
Land grabbing can be defined as being the control of larger than locally-typical amounts of land by any person or entity via any means for purposes of speculation, extraction, resource control or commodification…
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The ecosystem services of forests to humanity
Forests are crucial in sustaining the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people globally, and particularly of Indigenous and local communities with historic ties to forested areas…
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In 1972, the UN General Assembly designated 5 June as World Environment Day. The first celebration, under the slogan “Only One Earth” took place in 1974.
Land grabbing can be defined as being the control of larger than locally-typical amounts of land by any person or entity via any means for purposes of speculation, extraction, resource control or commodification…
Forests are crucial in sustaining the livelihoods of hundreds of millions of people globally, and particularly of Indigenous and local communities with historic ties to forested areas…
ZEROSTORIES.
The tales of zeroCO2.
We are not just talking about trees, but about community, innovation and history.
Listen to what we have to say.
GREEN INVADERS: THE SILENT INVASIONS THAT MODIFY ECOSYSTEMS
Among the very serious damage that climate change causes there are also those linked to the biological invasions of non-native species, the so-called alien species.
Climate hypocrisy. A study of the vast energy inequality.
It is difficult to be accused of hypocrisy, yet all of us, as Europeans, as citizens of high-income countries, find ourselves living in at least one. And that is climate hypocrisy.
THE INTACT FOREST LANDSCAPES, A CHEST OF BIODIVERSITY AND CULTURES TO BE KEPT
Due to the extraction of timber and the increase in areas dedicated to agriculture and intensive farming, every year our land loses thousands of hectares of forests, home to precious animal species and entire populations.
New resolutions for a new future. More sustainable.
The Earth as we know it is changing. The consequences of human actions, which have led to the climate crisis we are currently experiencing, now force us to rethink the choices we have made so far…
The perfect Christmas. More responsible.
When planning lunches and dinners, buying presents or the Christmas tree, there are choices we can make to live these festive days in a more responsible way towards the Planet. Like what? We suggest a few here.
zeroCO2 becomes B Corp
This year we got B Corporation recognition, the only certification that measures a company’s entire social and environmental performance. It doesn’t just tell us whether we’re doing a good job or a bad job…
Carbon emissions. A measure of inequality.
We already know that we’re not doing very well on global warming. Our chances of staying below 2C depend on how and if we are able to change our habits as a humanity in the coming months, if not days.
Brands and deforestation. A study reveals the link.
How do we choose the clothes we wear? Leather or synthetic, plant-based or cruelty-free? It’s not always easy to know which alternative is better. Yet one thing is certain, choosing leather clothes or gadgets…
Cost-per-wear. A solution to fast fashion
At a time when people are tempted to buy quickly, perhaps during a short lunch break, and without thinking too much so as not to miss the opportunity of the moment, perhaps we are starting to realise the impact…
Black Friday. The true cost of consumerism.
The moment most awaited by many consumers and feared by the entire planet is approaching: Black Friday, which this year falls on 27 November. Do we know what the real costs are behind what we buy…
COP26 is over. Outcomes and consequences.
COP26, the long-awaited climate conference followed and discussed around the world, ended on Saturday evening. Between realistic and disillusioned expectations and the hope for a definitive paradigm shift…
COP26. How the first week went.
The first week of negotiations at COP26 has been concluded. Now the focus is on what was achieved, what was not, and what agreements the second and final week will bring. Let’s see what the highlights…
