1. News stories
   

   EU leads way to a clean planet for all: Delegations across the globe take action

   Climate change is a threat that spares no country. The world is already witnessing multiple devastating impacts. The EU highlights the urgency to step up global efforts in response to climate change, in the context of sustainable development and efforts to eradicate poverty, in line with the

   Autore: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 04/10/2019

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   From the beach to the pub, a week packed with climate action in Iceland!

   The EU Delegation in Reykjavik organised an intensive programme of events to mark Climate Diplomacy Weeks in Iceland, starting with a beach clean in the margins of the #EUBeachCleanUp and closing with a quiz at the pub!

   Autore: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 03/10/2019

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   European Union in Jordan participates in global clean-up campaign

     The European Union in Jordan mobilized 3 teams and together with colle agues from the Embassies of Sweden & The Netherlands + volunteers from LOYAC Jordan, participated in همة ولمة Himmeh w Lammeh, the biggest clean-up campaign the country has seen. A clean job at Amman National Park &

   Autore: Press and information team of the Delegation to JORDAN - Publication date: 30/09/2019

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   Youth in climate action as world marks peace day

   A blue sky above the Belgian coast, blue EU and UN flags flying, and none other than the blue Smurfs in their homeland, a perfect setting for a gathering of around 2000 students on a mission to save the blue planet. This was just one of the first actions taking place in the margins of the

   Autore: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 21/09/2019

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   EU leads global fight against climate change

   In the countdown to the Climate Action Summit by the United Nations, the EU reaffirms its commitment to accelerated climate ambition. "The European Union has a powerful story to tell at the UN Climate Summit later this month. We are a global climate leader and our climate action is an

   Autore: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 11/09/2019

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   #TogetherWeCan Save #OurOcean

   Every year we celebrate World Oceans Day to remind everyone of the major role the oceans have in everyday life. In return we owe it to the ocean to take action to protect it as best we can. The EU plays an important part in ocean activism. Three years ago, together with the High Representative

   Autore: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 08/06/2019

7. News stories
   

   Awareness and action for environment protection

   We have one Earth… and we all share it. Many environmental challenges are global by nature, and can only be tackled through a comprehensive approach that works far beyond the borders of the EU, like the issue of climate change. As we mark World Environment Day, Climate Diplomacy Weeks are underway

   Autore: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 05/06/2019

8. News stories
   

   Creating the Cities of the Future

   Cities emit 70 percent of the world’s carbon dioxide, and by the year 2050, more than two-thirds of the world’s population will live in cities. Although they represent a significant part of the climate crisis, cities also have the opportunity to be a critical part of the climate change solution.

   Autore: Press and information team of the Delegation to the USA - Publication date: 04/06/2019

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   Historical EU-Smurf partnering agreement to save the blue planet!

   What do the European Union and the Smurfs have in common? Both identify with the colour blue, and both care deeply about the health of our blue planet. And now they are shaking hands to clean up beaches across the world and encourage people to protect our ocean!

   Autore: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 17/04/2019

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    The tree is up! EU Delegation to Iceland practises what it preaches

    In late November, the European Union Delegation to Iceland planted the first of 600 birch trees that it will plant at the Friendship Forest, near Thingvellir, 40 minutes outside Reykjavik, the site of the first Icelandic parliament more than a thousand years ago.

    Autore: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 20/12/2018

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