Renewable energy continues to grow in Spain
After some years of relatively slow growth renewable energies are beginning to take off again in Spain. The new capacities for renewable energy that took place in 2016 and 2017, the competiveness of new technologies and the ambitious objectives of the European Union...
76% of the Spanish population have changed their habits in order to help combat climate change
Ipsos and the Elcano Royal Institute have both published reports that show that the Spanish people are committed to combating climate change and are doing so by changing their daily habits and routines. The concern about climate change has been gradually...
Spaniards, are highly aware and concerned about the impact of climate change
International organisations such as Pew Research and YouGov estimate that more than 80% of the Spanish population is aware and concerned about the impact of climate change. According to the latest Global Climate Risk Index (GRI), prepared by the NGO...
Leaders in protected natural sites
One of Spain’s greatest contributions at an international level is its incredible biodiversity. Our country is home to 1,858 habitats and almost 400 species, according to the independent nature conservation association WWF. In addition, our country is the European...
Our commitment to the 2030 Agenda
In sustainable development Spain is 21st in the worldAs far away as it may seem, 2030 is just around the corner. Especially if the goal is to meet the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDS) set by the United Nations (UN) to make our planet in a better place. A...FEATURED ENTRY
A FULL, CONSOLIDATED DEMOCRACY
Some people believe that it is a truism, but what’s for sure is, even if it is, we don’t seem to have made it clear yet: Spain is a full, consolidated and modern democracy which gained this status in record time.
