Although it may raise an argument, the pandemic has brought something positive – workers and companies have found that going to the office daily it is not always necessary. After decades of exodus to cities, villages should take advantage of the situation to attract new residents. Wherever there are people, it is a lively and vibrant place The …
Juan Villanueva 17 Enero 2023 La Abeja Verde ha volado a las ondas sonoras y ha polinizado la plataforma Anchor, de Spotify. En The Green Bee Podcast hablaremos de noticias relacionadas con la crisis climática que nos ayuden a comprender el problema. Por ahora será desde Málaga, España, por lo que muchos temas tendrán tintes …
Juan Villanueva 7th December 2023 Laura, 32, and Roberto, 19, were a bit nervous when they arrived at Málaga. Both are members of the Spanish ecological group Futuro Vegetal, and they were to interrupt an international sports event. Even though they knew it could have huge consequences, they said they would do it again: «I …
Juan Villanueva 27th October 2022 Less than 10 days left for the COP27 in Sham El Sheikh, Egypt, and the UN´s Ocean Patron, Lewis Pugh, has swum there, claiming ocean protection to world leaders. “Since that day, every swim I have done has been to highlight a crisis in our oceans, from plastic pollution to …
UN´s Oceans Patron swims across the Red Sea calling for ocean protection Leer más »
Juan Villanueva 7th October 2022 The Green Bee From the Alboran Sea in Málaga, the tastiest thing is the Sardines skewer, without taking the credit off from other dishes within the concept of “pescaito frito”. At the IUCN-Med anniversary, the benefits of artisanal food and traditional techniques were taught. For many, climate change started when …
Alboran´s fish, the main ingredient at the IUCN-Med Anniversary meal Leer más »
Juan Villanueva 6th October 2022 There are around 8 miles from Europe to Africa at its narrowest point; Gibraltar. Through the Mediterranean’s gate, 155 huge ships sail every day, and accidents occur, even under the ocean´s guard´s watch. It’s like you divert M1 traffic to a tiny alley. So the countries in charge of a …
Juan Villanueva 6th October 2022 Unos 13 kilómetros separan África de Europa en la entrada al Mediterráneo, y por ahí pasan alrededor de 154 buques gigantes todos los días. Eso es como meter el tráfico de la Gran Vía en la calle de tu barrio, y donde hay tráfico hay accidentes. Los países de esa …
Juan Villanueva 2 Octubre 2022 Del Mar de Alborán en Málaga lo más rico son los espetos de sardinas; sin negarle el honor a otros muchos platillos considerados como “pescaito frito”. En el Aniversario de IUCN-Med, la organización referente en la conservación del Mediterráneo, se enseñaron los beneficios del alimento artesanal y las técnicas tradicionales …
Pescado del Alborán, el plato principal en el Aniversario IUCN Leer más »
Juan Villanueva 29th September 2022 This summer, we have had a lot of hot days, wildfires and daughters. The planet is crossing tipping points, and it is because the anthropogenic climate change. For that, an international activist network is leading climate protests. In that network, there are ten smaller groups from Europe and North America, …
October is gonna hold climate protests all across Europe Leer más »
Juan Villanueva 15 Septiembre 2022 Poco a poco se han ido ganando derechos; derecho a la vida, derecho a la no discriminación, derecho a la salud, y un largo etcétera. Ahora, por fin, la Naturaleza se ha ganado el derecho propio a existir, esto es los llamados Derechos de la Naturaleza (Rights of Nature, RoN). …
“Luchamos por los derechos de la naturaleza desde el punto vista jurídico” Leer más »
