The Paradox Between Sustainability and Consumption

The Paradox Between Sustainability and Consumption

Generation Z (born between 1997 and 2012) is often seen as the most environmentally conscious, yet their fast-paced, trend-driven consumption habits carry a significant #EnvironmentalImpact. The attitude–behavior gap reveals a stark contradiction between shopping habits and more environmentally friendly consumption patterns.

The Carbon Footprint of Artificial Intelligence

Recent studies show that the #CarbonFootprint of using #ArtificialIntelligence varies depending on the task performed. The more accurate the model, the less energy-efficient it tends to be. With the rapid growth in AI usage, ensuring the #Mitigation of its #EnvironmentalImpact is essential. A study published in Frontiers and cited by TIME […]

Reports on Carbon Pricing Trends

The @WorldBank report “State and Trends of Carbon Pricing 2025” analyzes the 80 carbon pricing instruments currently in place around the world. Key takeaways include: Major economies have implemented or are considering implementing a direct carbon pricing instrument. Emissions Trading Systems (#ETS) are the most common option among newly introduced instruments. […]

Argentina as a Copper Powerhouse

A study indicates that #Argentina has the potential to be one of the largest producers of #Copper. By carrying out investment projects and regional cooperation, mining jobs could double and Argentina could have a projected share of up to 21% of the total regional by #2050.