Private sector emission reduction plans: regulating to avoid greenwashing
IIDMA’s Director Ana Barreira op-ed originally published in El Economista.
IIDMA’s Director Ana Barreira op-ed originally published in El Economista.
The event will mark the end of the cycle of conferences that, throughout 2022, has taken us to different regions of Spain. In this third and final edition of the conference, the communities that will be the focus of attention will be Andalucía, Castilla la Mancha, the Community of Madrid, Extremadura and Murcia.
These data are essential to identify which actors in the banking sector support a real decarbonisation of the economy, in line with the objectives of the Paris Agreement.
The fight against climate change does not only concern local states: it is a shared responsibility that must include action at all levels of government.
• The International Institute for Law and the Environment (IIDMA) has submitted amendments to the Draft Royal Decree whose consultation period ends this Friday, June 3.
BBVA and Banco Santander’s new commitments regarding thermal coal is a step in the right direction, but it is imperative they stop financing other fossil fuel projects that are incompatible with the Paris Agreement. Madrid, November 11, 2021 – Decarbonizing the economy is an essential step towards limiting the increasing of our global temperature to …
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– MAPFRE, Spain’s leading insurer has gained popularity by limiting its support for the coal industry, but needs to show more ambition with respect to oil and gas.
New IIDMA report points to shortcomings in compliance with environmental law in the National Recovery and Resilience Plans process.
The Aarhus Convention Compliance Committee agrees with IIDMA in its resolution recommending the EU to strengthen public participation obligations under the Industrial Emissions Directive.
On the occasion of the celebration of 12 July, the Day of Legal Aid, IIDMA recalls that Spain still has a long way to go in eliminating the financial barriers that still persist in access to environmental justice.