As eco-consciousness continues to rise among travelers, sustainable hotels have a unique opportunity to tap into this growing market by adopting environmentally friendly practices and promoting responsible tourism.
The Paris agreement outlined a plan to keep global warming below 2 degrees celsius, since then environmental reports have stressed the importance of limiting global warming to 1.5ºC.
In order to meet the world’s climate goals, individuals and companies alike have to achieve significant carbon reduction. This article offers 10 simple actions you can take to reduce your carbon footprint.
From carbon offsets to biodiversity and plastic credits, this article is a detailed explanation of the different types of climate assets you will find on the ClimateTrade marketplace.
This year, the United Nations has chosen February as the month to focus on SDG 5, gender equality. In this article, we dive into a key concept connecting gender issues with climate action: gender-just climate finance.
In the fight against climate change, carbon sequestration is a key concept. This article explains what this expression means exactly.
Hospitality business leaders must prioritize climate action at the core of their operations to ensure long-term sustainability and address the urgent environmental challenges facing the industry.
Earlier this month in Glasgow, the Conference of the Parties finally agreed on how international carbon credits should be exchanged under Article 6 of the
The increasing frequency and intensity of summer heat waves have become a defining feature of our changing climate. Once considered rare and extreme events, heat waves are now more common, longer-lasting, and more severe, raising important questions about their relationship to climate change.
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