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Environmental specialists meet at the “1st conference on climate change and energy action at the regional level” organized by IIDMA

Climate Change, Energy Transition, Governance and Sustainability / By Comunicación IIDMA

In attendance was Mireia Mollà, Councillor for Climate Emergency of the Valencian Community, Fermín Serrano, Commissioner for the 2030 Agenda of Aragon, and Ana Barreira, Director of IIDMA, and more. One year after the approval of the Climate Change and Energy Transition Law, Spain continues to lack in inter-administrative coordination and transparency. Specialists from the …

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International Climate Change Treaties

Climate Change, Governance and Sustainability / By Ana Barreira

Climate change is one of the main global challenges we face, it knows no borders and requires coordinated solutions at the international level.

IIDMA calls for speed and greater coordination between the State and the Autonomous Communities to combat climate change

Climate Change, Governance and Sustainability / By Comunicación IIDMA

Global warming is increasing at such a rapid rate that unless greenhouse gas emissions are drastically reduced, it will be virtually impossible to meet the Paris Agreement target.

The National Recovery and Resilience Plans must respect rule of law

Governance and Sustainability / By Comunicación IIDMA

New IIDMA report points to shortcomings in compliance with environmental law in the National Recovery and Resilience Plans process.

IIDMA wins court case against Meirama coal plant landfill´s environmental permit

Climate Change, Energy Transition / By Comunicación IIDMA

he Supreme Court of Galicia (Spain) has ruled in favour of the IIDMA upholding a judicial review filed in June 2019 by the NGO against the Administration of Autonomous Community of Galicia.

Changing your diet to mitigate climate change is not enough: real change requires modifications in public policies and more support for a transition in the Spanish agro sector

Climate Change / By Comunicación IIDMA

The IIDMA recalls the warnings of the latest IPCC report, “Climate Change and Land” and warns that recommendations on reducing meat consumption and changing diets must be supported by urgent public policies and not be based exclusively on the final decisions of the citizens.

Environmental Law

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