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Earth Hour is an annual event created by the environmental organization WWF, celebrated worldwide on the last Saturday of March to raise awareness about climate change and promote sustainable actions. This year, on the upcoming Saturday, March 25, for one hour (from 20:30 to 21:30), lights in homes, businesses, and iconic monuments around the world will be turned off to show their commitment to the fight against climate change.

In Spain, despite the increasing discussion on innovation in working conditions such as telecommuting, family reconciliation, flexible schedules, or a 4-day work week, these concepts are still challenging to integrate into our routines and, above all, into our corporate culture or mindset.

Inspired by the European movement for nature education, forest schools advocate a pedagogical project working to promote the foundations of an outdoor pedagogical proposal. An innovative model of regulated education for students aged 3 to 6, offering the opportunity to transfer the classroom to the forest so that children can learn in direct contact with nature and the environment.

To mark World Water Day, Grup Carles would like to talk about the importance of managing this vital resource. Today, with the drought situation, the population's concern about the need to manage its use correctly has increased.

In July 2019, Decree 153/2019 on the management of soil fertilization and livestock manure was approved. This Decree aims, among other things, to organize and respond to the problem of manure in Catalonia.

In the current situation, where sustainability has been consolidated as an essential pillar, life cycle analysis emerges as an indispensable tool for all industries, especially those linked to construction and the manufacture of materials. 

Water is an essential resource for life on earth, but its availability and quality are under pressure due to a number of factors, from climate change to population growth and industrial activity. To understand and address these challenges, two key tools have been developed: the water footprint and the water footprint. Although both are related to water use, they differ in their approach and application.

When referring to the carbon footprint of an organisation and the emission sources that are analysed in its calculation, we refer to the concepts of Scope or Category (depending on the calculation method used: GHG Protocol or ISO 14064-1- respectively).