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Right to Climate, Right to Future: Why Sustainability is no longer ‘An Option’
Interview with Prof. Attilio Pisanò Full professor of Philosophy of Law, researcher in human rights and climate litigation, Attilio Pisanò takes sustainability beyond slogans: ‘It is impossible to talk about sustainability if we do not first rethink the relationship between humans and nature.’ Sustainability is often portrayed as a trend: a label, a “good” way…
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Uncontrolled Vacation Traffic: Impact on the Environment and Society
Loving vacations is natural: who doesn’t dream of exploring new destinations, discovering different cultures, and breaking away from the daily routine? However, it is essential to reflect on what happens when mass tourism becomes uncontrolled. Uncontrolled vacation traffic is indeed emerging as one of the global concerns, with significant repercussions on both the environment and…
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Transport and Sustainability: Strategies and Impacts
With the growing importance of sustainability for businesses globally, it is essential to assess the environmental impact of various transportation modes. In this article, we will examine which transport mode is the most sustainable and illustrate how TreeBlock can support companies in monitoring and optimizing their environmental impact in the transportation sector. Electric vehicles: environmental…
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The European Football Championship and Sustainability
24 teams ready to compete for the ultimate victory. 31 days of football. 10 sports venues where matches will take place. Millions of fans passionately supporting their idols, whether through television or live attendance. This will be the UEFA Euro 2024 in Germany. Those are some numbers, but there are other considerations. Often overlooked, it…
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The Role of Water and Sustainability
June 8th is World Oceans Day, established by the United Nations to commemorate the anniversary of the 1992 Rio de Janeiro Conference on Environment and Development. This date was chosen to highlight the crucial importance of oceans and water resources for life on our planet. Water is often called blue gold for its fundamental role…
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The Fast Fashion and the environment
Fast Fashion is a production and distribution model in the clothing sector that aims to quickly create new collections, replicating the latest runway trends at low costs. Fast Fashion companies continuously introduce new garments to the market, often every week, to meet the demand for fashionable clothes at affordable prices. The hidden cost of Fast…
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Carbon footprint: ESG in business
In today’s global landscape, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations have become fundamental for organizations aiming for sustainability and excellence. Among the critical parameters under scrutiny is the carbon footprint, a fundamental indicator of an entity’s environmental impact. Delving into the complexity of carbon emissions provides valuable insights into corporate sustainability practices and ESG performance.…
