How circular cities protect biodiversity
The linear economic model relies on a continuous process of extraction and processing of natural resources, which is responsible for…
Supporting food security through local, circular food systems
Cities are at the epicenter of food value chain vulnerabilities Despite the zero hunger goal set in 2015 in the…
Youth from Turku, Yokohama and Nagano join forces to call for a 1.5-Degree Life
Consumption-based emissions—the so-called indirect emissions associated with food choices, travel habits, supply chains and many more activities that keep cities…
Why we need circular food systems and what cities can do about it
Global food systems account for a third of total GHG emissions and drive environmental degradation and socio-economic inequalities all along…
Key learnings for cities to enable 1.5-Degree Lifestyles
“In Japan, acting on household consumption is key as it is estimated to drive up to 60 percent of national…
How to cut consumption-based emissions? Try a 1.5-degree lifestyle
The IPCC report in 2018 provided the world with a rigorous timeline for climate action: staying within the Paris Agreement´s…
Why climate neutrality needs circularity
“How we make and use products and how we produce food generates almost half of the emissions in our current…
