As part of Italy’s G20 presidency, you can visit an urban park in Rome by app or in person, to discover how we can create a more sustainable world.
国際エネルギー機関（IEA）によると、太陽光発電は現在、史上最も安価な電力源であり、2019年の太陽光発電成長率は22％となりました。再生可能エネルギーによる発電量としては、風力発電に次ぐスピードで成長しています。普及が進むにつれ、太陽光発電の可能性を拡大するプロジェクトが注目されていますが、ここでは3つのプロジェクトをご紹介します。
People in Detroit are installing their own internet network in a project run by the Equitable Internet Initiative to roll out affordable broadband.
The tech giant is fully embracing geothermal power - an endless and relatively cheap source of sustainable energy, according to some experts.
From floating farms in Switzerland to canal-top ones in India, these bold new projects show why solar energy is such a reliable renewable.
Eurostat has created a new country scores tool to compare European Union members on progress towards the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
A new report lays out the immense economic opportunities climate action could afford India - but also warns of the consequences of doing nothing.
How is the world financing Sustainable Development Goals like ‘no poverty’ and ‘zero hunger'? Here, we give a short explainer.
English soccer club Manchester City is trialing an edible coffee cup made from leak-proof wafer. FIFA is aiming for Qatar 2022 to be the first carbon-neutral World Cup.
国連環境計画（UNEP）は、グリーン・スキルが求められ分野として、農業、建築、科学、教育などを挙げています。世界経済フォーラムの「ダボスラボ・ユースリカバリープラン2021」によると、若者たちの約半数が、適切なスキルを持ち合わせていないと感じています。
The Children’s Climate Risk Index from UNICEF finds around 1 billion children are at risk from climate shocks and lack of services such as healthcare.
Peatlands cover 3% of the Earth’s surface but store almost a third of the world’s carbon. Peatlands are in more than 180 countries, including Africa and Russia.
The annual Business Book of the Year Award has published its longlist – with topics ranging from cyberwars to the race for COVID vaccines.
来自芬兰的研究人员分析了一条牛仔裤的生命周期。他们发现，在包括丢弃和回收在内的五个选项中，租衣服产生的碳排放量最大。
In the European Union, books are rising in price more slowly than consumer goods – data from Eurostat shows.
