With the campaign’s uproar fading away like lowering the volume of a poorly tuned radio, I want to talk about something that seems to have been overshadowed during these crazy 3 months: the Agenda 2030. This is the umbrella offered by the UN to cover the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It’s the push for a …
En un contexto de crisis climática tenemos que tomar medidas para adaptarnos a una nueva realidad. En ello entran las soluciones basadas en la naturaleza. Desde una jardinera a un parque nacional, todos los elementos que ayuden a la biodiversidad, eliminen Co2 o regulen la temperatura forman parte la Infraestructura Verde. The Green Bee En …
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2nd February 2023 For many, Spain is a veggie patch. In the 60s, with the opening of Franco’s dictatorship to the European market, engineers planned a gigantic project to transfer water from the Tagus River to the Segura river, 260 km southeast, in a more suitable land for farming. Nowadays, it is almost dry, so …
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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 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 14 Julio 2022 The biggest -and probably the most damaged- salty lagoon in Europe is in South East Spain, in critical conditions. During the last years, it has suffered the appearance of invasive microorganisms and several events of mass fish deaths. After a long campaign promoted by citizens, the Spanish Parliament voted to …
Juan Villanueva 14 Julio La laguna salada más grande -Y probablemente más dañada- de Europa, se encuentra en el Sudeste Español, y está en una situación crítica. Durante los últimos años ha sufrido la aparición de microorganismos invasivos y varios eventos de muerte masiva de especies marinas por asfixia. Tras una larga campaña ciudadana, el …
CLOUDS IN THE SPANISH ENERGY TRANSITION Recently, Malaga local authorities have received an avalanche of solar farms projects. Though it could have an ecological sense in terms of saving Co2, it’s a threat to wildlife and the lifestyle in the region. As a result, residents see some clouds in the Spanish energy transition. The Green …
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«RENOWABLES YES BUT NOT ON THAT WAY» Juan Villanueva 5th August 2021 Malaga is well known for its good and sunny weather. Not only tourists know this, but business, too. For the time being, renewables are a good business, with millions of euros coming from the EU to help the green transition to meet the Sustainable …
