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Recycling one aluminum can can provide enough energy to run a TV for 3 hours

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Recycling one aluminum can can provide enough energy to run a TV for 3 hours

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Alexandra Souto N°1
Francisca Rego N°12
Marta Gonçalves N°20

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Lara Alheiro N16
Mariana Graça N19
Matilde Ribeiro N21

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By 2050, about 70% of the world's population is expected to live in urban areas.

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By 2050, about 70% of the world's population is expected to live in urban areas.

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Alexandra Souto Nº 1
Marta Gonçalves Nº 20
Francisca Rego Nº 12

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Alexandra Souto N°1
Francisca Rego N°12
Marta Gonçalves N°20

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Urbanization and the future of cities - Vance Kite

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Lara Alheiro N°16
Mariana Graça N°19
Matilde Ribeiro N°21
Link to a video about sustainability as a human right: https://youtu.be/Bs-N6SSX18M

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The existence of urban heat islands has become a growing concern over the years. An urban heat island is formed when industrial and urban areas produce and retain heat.

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The existence of urban heat islands has become a growing concern over the years. An urban heat island is formed when industrial and urban areas produce and retain heat.

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Alexandra Souto N°1
Francisca Rego N°12
Marta Gonçalves N°20

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Did you know?   Urbanization causes poor air and water quality, insufficient water availability, waste-disposal problems, and high energy consumption are exacerbated by the increasing population density and demands of urban environments.

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Did you know?   Urbanization causes poor air and water quality, insufficient water availability, waste-disposal problems, and high energy consumption are exacerbated by the increasing population density and demands of urban environments.

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Cátia Ferreira 11LH1 Nº9

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Video about urbanization
Cátia Ferreira 11LH1 Nº9

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Why Are Cities Growing? - Understanding Urbanization | Infineon

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Cátia Ferreira 11LH1 Nº9

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Film recommendation- The Gleaners and I (2000)

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Film recommendation- The Gleaners and I (2000)

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This film, directed by Agnes Varda in the year 2000, is an unusual documentary which explores how modern urban society deals with food and object waste. Agnes Varda investigates some forgotten corners of the french countryside and talks to a bunch of fascinating people.

Pedro Henrique Martins Nº23 11LH1

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[TRAILER] Les glaneurs et la glaneuse (English subtitles)

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In 1950, there was only one city with a population of over 10 milion inhabitants: New York City. By 2015, it is expected that there will be 23 cities with a population over 10 milion, 19 kg them will be in developing countries.

Pedro Henrique Martins N°23 11LH1

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Pedro Henrique Martins N°23 11LH1

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Hydropower is the most widely-used renewable power source. It accounts for more than 54% of the global renewable power generation capacity, and 18% of the world’s total power generation.
Gonçalo Castro 11 LH1 n14

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Costa Rica is a world leader in renewable energy. In 2017, this small Central American nation lasted 300 consecutive days on renewable energy alone.
Bruno Moita 11LH1 n:8

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In the first 3 months of 2020, renewable energy sources, like wind and solar generated 47% of the UK’s electricity.
Gabriel Brito 11 LH1 n:13

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Bruno Moita n:8
Gabriel Brito n:13
Gonçalo Castro n:14
Human Rights and Environmental Sustainability challenges the assumed harmony between human rights norms and the demands of environmental sustainability, by addressing conceptual, normative, and political questions surrounding the interaction between the two. What is gained and lost by environmental theorists and activists adopting the language and institutions of human rights? Is there coherence or tension between the values of human rights and environmental sustainability? Is the idea of environmental human rights plausible, and defensible? Whereas previous studies have considered the interface between human rights and environmental sustainability on an empirical level, this pioneering book engages the theoretical and philosophical issues at stake. Given the significant environmental challenges we face, and the dominance of human rights as a normative framework, these concerns demand our attention. This timely work will appeal to scholars in the fields of environmental politics, philosophy, human rights theory and global or international ethics, as well as postgraduate students in environmental politics, and philosophy. Postgraduate students in human rights-particularly human rights theory-global or international ethics, and scholars working in environmental law or human rights law will also find this book invaluable

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Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University

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Sustainable development begins with respecting human rights

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Alexandra Laranjeira nº2
Bruna Terroso nº7
Luana Silva nº17
Link to a video about Biodiversity Conservation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bs9e6ovISbs&ab_channel=Cognito

Powerpoint about Biodiversity Conservation:

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PowerPoint about Energy Development

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The 1.8 million species described by science are incredibly diverse. They range from tiny, single-celled microbes like Nanoarchaeum equitans, 400 nm in diameter living as parasites on other microbes in thermal vents at temperatures of 70–98°C

Alexandra Laranjeira 11ºLH1 Nº2

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The global economic value of pollination services performed by insects has been valued at $217 billion per year (Gallai et al. 2009).
Luana Silva 11ºLH1 nº17

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Life has existed on Earth for over 3.5 billion years. Over 95% of the species that ever existed have gone extinct.
Bruna Terroso 11ºLH1 nº7

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Rúben Silva nº24
Beatriz Braga nº5
Beatriz Nunes nº6
Mariana Ramos nº 18

Powerpoint about the Global Warming

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Global Warming- Rúben Beatriz Beatriz Mariana 11ºlh1