by Helene Hjortlund | Apr 13, 2022 | Uncategorized, Save the climate, climate |
Authored by green guide Larissa Janzen The state of climate change is in constant flux. With an ever-changing Earth system and rapid gain of new knowledge, we must remain adamant in assessing the current state, and our progress in fighting global warming. The state of...
by Helene Hjortlund | Mar 15, 2022 | sustainable tourism, Save the climate, Carbon neutral cities, Green transport, circular economy, Green city planning, SDG |
Authored by Sofie Bang Kirkegaard, green guide and MA in city planning You have probably heard about the SDGs, The Sustainable Development Goals. But maybe you have some unanswered questions as to what they exactly cover – in this blog post we will guide you through...
by Helene Hjortlund | Apr 21, 2021 | Save the climate, climate, Carbon neutral cities, climate change |
Have you ever heard about the bathtub analogy for explaining climate change? It is actually a very simple and informative metaphor for the situation we are in: imagine a bathtub being filled up with water. At first it is not a problem, after all, the bathtub is made...
by Helene Hjortlund | Nov 4, 2020 | Save the climate, climate, Waste, circular economy, return deposit systems
Danes saved more than 150.000 t CO2 just in 2019 by returning cans and bottles! Today’s blogpost tells the story behind the Danish return deposit system and how it actually works. So be inspired and let’s dig into the concept of return deposit systems. The...
by Helene Hjortlund | Sep 23, 2020 | Save the climate, climate, Urban farming, Carbon neutral cities
Urban gardens offer people living in the city without their own garden a green space where they can spend their free time and grow their own food inside the city. In Berlin small Urban Gardening projects can be found in in almost every borough. They are not only...
by Helene Hjortlund | Sep 9, 2020 | Save the climate, climate, Carbon neutral cities
As an impact of Climate Change, heavy rainfall events already became more intense and likely become even more intense in future. Extreme amounts of precipitations in a short period of time are called cloudburst, leading to pluvial flooding events, causing damages of...
