Projects to combat climate change are increasingly booming as the economies of all countries in the world will have to adapt in one way or another to the effects of climate change.
The Climate Projects have shown that they are a very useful tool to fight against climate change. The first began in 2012 and have contributed to reducing 7,4 million tons of CO2 to the atmosphere. What repercussions do these projects have on the fight against climate change?
Climate Projects
The Climate Projects began to be developed in 2012. The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Food and Environment, Isabel García Tejerina, has presented 63 Climate Projects that have been selected for this fifth call corresponding to the year 2016.
These projects help to promote the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions that are responsible for climate change. They are focused on reducing emissions in the so-called diffuse sectors such as transport, housing and waste that are responsible for more than 60% of greenhouse gas emissions in Spain and in the European Union.
The Climate Projects that have been selected will be effective in reducing greenhouse gas emissions while helping to innovate in technological development and generate economic activity and employment in our country. Projects have been approved in various private and public sectors.
Many of them focus on a circular economy and are based on the production model that we will strongly support in the coming years. Finally, Tejerina has highlighted the contribution of the Climate Projects to the fight against climate change, since since its launch in 2012, They have meant a total reduction of CO2 emissions equivalent to more than 7,4 million tons.