En el mundo de hoy en donde la inteligencia artificial ha cobrado mayor importancia y las imágenes satelitales las tenemos al alcance del teléfono, nuestros alimentos están todavía lejos de tener la trazabilidad necesaria, sobre todo si los ingredientes son commodities agrícolas.
September 29, 2016- Luxemburg The Luxembourg Stock Exchange introduced the world’s first exchange that will trade nothing but green securities. The Luxembourg Green Exchange, also known as LGX, goes live Tuesday. It intends to act as a gatekeeper for green bonds and other environmentally-focused financial instruments to help reduce ambiguity in the market. It will […]
Statement by Patricia Espinosa, Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
A new IEA report – World Energy Investment 2016 – shows the electricity sector leading a broad reorientation of energy investment but warns more is needed to meet climate targets and address energy security concerns
The Two Countries Also Announce Support for Increased Action on Aviation and Refrigerant Emissions
Con 148 votos la cámara de Diputados aprobó el proyecto de ley en el que nuestro país ratifica el Acuerdo Climático de París.
La invitación es para disertar en el Curso de Ganadería y Cambio Climático
Multi-national insurers with more than USD 1.2 trillion in assets under management have urged governments to commit to phasing out fossil fuel subsides by 2020 at the G20 leaders’ summit in Hangzhou, China next month. Insurance companies Aviva, Aegon NV and MS Amlin have signed a joint statement, along with the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries […]
Could Help Cut Global Emissions 20% by 2030
A record number of cities are now measuring and disclosing environmental data on an annual basis in order to manage emissions, build resilience, and protect themselves from the growing impacts of climate change. 533 cities globally representing 621 million citizens reported the actions they’re taking on climate to the non-profit CDP this year, a rise […]
Informe de FAO, CEPAL y ALADI alerta que el cambio climático afectará rendimiento de cultivos, economías locales y seguridad alimentaria en el Noreste de Brasil, Centroamérica y partes de la región andina.