Find out how to stop global warming and protect the future of our planet.
The ozone layer is recovering. The formation may have fully recovered by 2040, thanks to the efforts of the Montreal Protocol, according to a report by the United Nations and the American Climate Association. With a few exceptions, the Arctic range will have to wait until 2045 and the Antarctic range until 2066. But this is great news that taking action that benefits the planet and phasing out the use of ozone-depleting pollutants can work.
The "We Choice Earth" tour invites experts from various fields to discuss the state of our planet and encourage reflection on a greener and more sustainable future.
The We Choice Earth Tour proves that it is possible. EDP, world leader in renewable energy, saves the world. This is an international conference to address this necessary protection and, above all, the environmental urgency of common action.
Thus, on June 22, eminent speakers such as Amal Clooney, Celine Cousteau, Peter Francopin or Enrique Danse will discuss saving the planet at the EDP Gran Vía Theater in Madrid. To this end, EDP has designed a program full of suggestions, practices and knowledge on social justice, the energy transition, environmental protection or the real potential of a greener future. All are committed to inspiring the participants with the common goal of working for a better and more sustainable future for future generations.
And finally, the participation of the participants is also an important part of the event. By purchasing a ticket, you are contributing to a better world. The money raised will go to ECODES, La España Azul, Ecomar and other organizations that work for the common good and are committed to sustainability.
But the energy company continues to push and make society aware of the need to act urgently. For this, nothing better than continuous awareness and environmental education as a prelude to action. Update: The BackWash exhibition is taking place in Madrid to draw attention to the devastating impact throwing objects into the ocean has on our planet. Located on Gran Vía next to the EDP Theatre, the exhibition is the first in the world to bring together everything that nobody wants: a laptop, Darth Vader, a yellow toy submarine.
These objects were rescued from the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in Portugal. Specifically, the items currently on display are the result of the largest underwater cleanup to date. A Guinness World Record for symbolizing the need to address climate change.
All objects are posted with their cost to Earth, the number of years it will take to completely disintegrate. For example, it takes more than 500 years to develop a laptop.
The exhibition is free and will be open until June 30, but it will also help you learn from your mistakes and take action. The exhibits can also be viewed online, where donations can be made to The Ocean Clean Up, an organization that uses advanced technology to remove plastic waste from the world's oceans.