Resources

EIT Food paper offers some of the most promising mitigating and adaptation solutions that can support a transition to more sustainable agriculture.

The podcast looks at European food and the farmers who produce it. The episodes explore organic farming – a sector at the heart of the EU’s Farm to Fork strategy to make the way food is produced fair, healthy and environmentally friendly.

These three booklets are useful, if you want to: Learn to identify conspiracies and how to talk with people who believe in them; Debunk misinformation effectively; Talk about the scientific consensus on human-caused climate change.

Rotterdam received funding from the EU LIFE programme to develop two innovative and sustainable projects that are intended to absorb climate change, focusing on tidal parks in the Meuse as well as the inner-city area of Zoho.

The Uncertainty Handbook brings together key research findings to provides 12 practical and easy-to apply techniques for scientists, policymakers and campaigners to become great communicators on climate change.

Generation Climate Europe published this paper to raise awareness and empower consumers in their purchase decisions, by shedding light on the adverse impacts caused by the fashion industry and providing examples of empty green claims.

Have a look at this factsheet which provides an overview of these terms and learn the difference.

EIB’s publication provides a practical guide on what conservation and nature-based solutions are and provides seven-step to financing conservation and nature-based solutions project.

This booklet gives you 10 suggestions for each of the 17 SDG goals about what you can do on a daily basis to protect the environment and help mitigate climate change effects.