Subnational governments and regional partners of Regions4 – including CREAF – have released a document and a video with a set of actions to help solve the global climate and biodiversity crisis.
It is almost a year since a worldwide agreement to protect Earth’s biodiversity was reached (at long last). Its official name is the Kunming-Montreal Global
The ’10 New Insights in Climate Science’ report made public at COP28 warns through scientific evidence that we are not being able to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. And that the planet is moving at an accelerated pace towards the 1.5 °C limit established in the Paris Agreement.
In a recent report, the Society for Ecological Restoration Europe expresses deep doubts about the suitability of the proposed European Directive on soil monitoring and resilience and points out that it does not live up to expectations.
CREAF has summarized 10 proposals based on science to improve the management of Catalonia’s forests and presented them to the European Parliament.
On 7 November, the European Parliament was the venue for an unprecedented seminar entitled “The need for forest management. The case of Mediterranean forests”, organised by Catalan MEP Jordi Solé, vice-president of the Greens/EFA parliamentary group.
Soil becomes increasingly enriched with nitrogen from activities such as intensive agriculture, which uses nitrogen-rich artificial fertilisers, or from livestock excrements.
