«Culture that matters: Interdisciplinary Approaches for Sustainable Futures»

 

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VOLTEMOS AO «THEATRE GREEN BOOK»

 

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«The ETC Theatre Green Book (ETC TGB) is the international version of the renowned 'Theatre Green Book' initiative. It is a step-by-step guide for European Theatres to reach net zero emissions by 2030.

The ETC TGB is comprised of detailed guidance and practical tools across three areas: Sustainable Productions, Sustainable Operations, and Sustainable Buildings. These resources have been tested extensively by ETC theatres across Europe, from different artistic, funding, and geographic backgrounds.

The ETC Theatre Green Book also includes a new self-certification label to help European Theatres track — and celebrate — their sustainable progress, across four levels: Preliminary, Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced (equivalent to net-zero).

The ETC TGB is the result of a collaboration between ETC, Renew Culture and the ‘Theatre Green Book’ initiative».

«the Green Deal at a glance»

 

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Excerto: «(...)While anti-ecological populism is in full flow in many European Union countries and non-governmental organisations are right to be worried about environmental regressions, there are at least three reasons to believe the EGD is here to stay: path dependency, EU values and Europeans’ aspirations. First, the EGD is now the law of the land, enshrined in dozens of legislative provisions protected by EU regulations—it will not easily be dismantled. Secondly, it follows directly from the EU’s commitment to sustainability, which is at least 30 years old and has never been so relevant at a time when the biosphere is suffering and collapsing in places. Thirdly, albeit imperfectly, it speaks to EU citizens, who now consistently put environmental concerns at the top of their agenda. It is thus time not to lament the deal but to consolidate it. (...)».

«WBCSD and ERM set out a sustainability transformation framework to help companies seize historic commercial opportunities»

 

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«(...) a vision of how the Nordic built environment could be truly sustainable (...)»

 

Abstract

The Nordic countries are known for successful societal transformations that have improved the quality of life. Our built environment has always reflected these transformations and as we have entered the current multi-crisis era, the perception and the physical reality of the built environment must once again be transformed. In this report, we present a narrative for the Nordic Baukultur, a vision of how the Nordic built environment could be truly sustainable and work for the best of the planet and people. The vision and its five principles stem from Nordic culture and heritage, and lean towards the future. Leia aqui.

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Mais: Portugal presenteia ONU com obra de tapeçaria inspirada nos oceanos. De lá:

«Arte e sustentabilidade 

A tapeçaria intitulada “Coral Vivo” é uma criação da jovem artista Vanessa Barragão, que tem sua arte marcada pela inspiração nos oceanos e a ecologia. Ela explica que desenvolve seu trabalho de forma sustentável. 

“O meu trabalho é muito inspirado pelo mar, das coisas que mais me inspiram. A natureza no geral, mas o mar em específico é uma das coisas que mais me inspiram. Ver a degradação dele foi um dos motivos pelo qual eu decidi focar mais nessa mensagem. Enquanto artista, eu acho que é bastante importante passar uma mensagem e é essa a mensagem que eu procuro passar para consciencializar e ajudar de fato o planeta de alguma forma. Portanto, o meu trabalho também é todo feito a partir de desperdícios da indústria têxtil, e é muito focado na sustentabilidade e ecologia. Portanto, esta parte dos materiais é uma parte muito importante do meu trabalho, é o pilar, e a mensagem que é passada.” (...)».