Stopping global warming and promoting climate justice will take the active participation of citizens, whether through policy or activism. By exploring practical cases we will understand how the participation of an active and caring citizenship can truly make a difference.

We have arrived at the ninth episode of EcoSveglia! Today we turn our attention to an unfortunately widespread issue that causes much confusion and harm: climate denialism. We look for answers to understand where these approaches originate, how they develop, why they manage to make such a dent in our imagination, and how we can fight them.

In the eighth episode of EcoSveglia we focus on the topic of water: how scarce it is, how essential, how precious, how dangerous--and how it plays a key role in the climate crisis.

The effects of extreme weather events - which will be increasingly frequent and intense due to climate change - have very different consequences depending on where they take place. The climate crisis and related problems affect those living in low- and middle-income countries the most. We elaborate on this today in the seventh episode of EcoSveglia.

How can we mitigate and adapt to extreme weather events that will be increasingly impactful? Today we focus on the concepts of mitigation and adaptation based on reports from the IPCC, the intergovernmental body that studies causes and effects of global warming and describes the state of the global climate.

Surely you’ve heard of recycling as a great solution to environmental problems. News flash: it's not! We will not recycle our way out of the climate crisis. We need to do much more than that! Find out all about the real solutions, beyond recycling, on the fifth episode of EcoSveglia.

A low-carbon economy, which is what we need to achieve as soon as possible, is directly linked to a more local economy. In the fourth episode of EcoSveglia we learn all about the great potential of local economies.

Have you ever heard of energy poverty? It occurs when energy bills represent a high percentage of household income affecting people's ability to cover expenses. This is one of the many challenges brought by the climate crisis. We discuss it today in the third episode of EcoSveglia.

Depending on the lifestyle transportation emissions can make up the largest part of an individual's carbon footprint. Today we dive into the topic of transportation in the second episode of the second season of EcoSveglia.

Welcome to the second season of EoSveglia, where we wake up to the most pressing environmental topics of our time. In the first episode we talk about the carbon budget: the amount of CO2 emissions we can allow our global economies to produce to stay within a certain temperature threshold. To find the entire first season of EcoSveglia just pop over to our web page at www.ambientiamociqui.it.