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15-03-23 Latin American Exporters Worried About Impacts of EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism on Agricultural and Food Trade

The Potential Impact of EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism on Latin American Food Producers: Mitigation Actions and Support from Green Initiative

Latin American Food Exporters Worried About Impacts of EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism on Agricultural and Food Trade The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has been a hot topic of discussion lately, especially for developing countries that export to the EU. The CBAM aims to prevent carbon leakage by requiring importers to pay […]

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Climate Action at Delfin Group

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Introducing Strategic Climate Action at Delfin Group and Delfin Logistics Delfin Group and Delfin Logistics are becoming the pioneer companies in the logistics services sector. Hence, steadily advancing toward Green Initiative’s Carbon Neutral Certification. Business Strategy Delfin Group and Delfin Logistics, the group’s new land freight transport company, are introducing climate action as part of

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International Travel Award Green Initiative

Green Initiative wins international travel award

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and the winner is GREEN INITIATIVE! For its holistic approach to decarbonizing tourism in Machu Picchu, becoming the First Carbon Neutral Tourism Destination Worldwide. On April 16th, the day in São Paulo was marked by an important event. It was the handing out of the Responsible Tourism Awards, created to recognize advances in the Travel

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MACHU PICCHU: THE WORLD’S FIRST CARBON NEUTRAL CERTIFIED TOURIST DESTINATION

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The climate emergency, declared by the United Nations in 2019, and which is increasingly evident, is not a natural phenomenon, but the result of some – relatively few – decades of excesses in the emission of greenhouse gases, which today they accumulate in the atmosphere and alter the balance of the climate on our planet.

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