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Not only is it a serious threat to the planet and to people, climate change is also threatening the global economy. This problem needs public-private sector collaboration to change the way we produce goods to other methods that guarantee and drive the development of sustainable economic growth.

The COVID-19 pandemic has infected millions of people and claimed thousands of lives, on top of sending most of the world's population into lockdown. However, it has also considerably lowered daily CO2 emissions levels — by 17 % according to a report by the publication Nature Climate Change —. The question on many minds now is whether the promises made to combat climate change will be kept once the crisis is over, and the answer appears to be yes.

No doubt you will already have heard about this technological development. Here is a video to tell you more about blockchain, how it works and how we can expect it to revolutionise our lives in so many different ways. Take a look!

The overexploitation of the seas and oceans is leaving them without fish. This is confirmed by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in one of its latest reports, which calls for a sustainable fishing model to ensure the survival of species and fishing activity.

O Fórum Econômico Mundial celebrou a sua 50ª reunião anual entre os dias 21 e 24 de janeiro. Com o lema Grupos de interesse para um mundo coeso e sustentável, o encontro reuniu os principais líderes empresariais, governamentais e da sociedade civil para tratar os desafios e oportunidades derivados da Quarta Revolução Industrial. O grupo Iberdrola, membro do Fórum, participou novamente do evento, o qual definiu a agenda global com vistas a 2020.

In an interview with the auditing company KPMG in Spain, Iberdrola chairman Ignacio Galán talks about the opportunities presented by the profound transformation in the Spanish economy, the country's resources and the importance of ...