"Minister for the Environment, Climate Change and Planning Aaron Farrugia launches the #ClimateOn campaign #ClimateOn, an information campaign launched today, seeks to complement the government’s strategic plan to move towards a zero-carbon economy, the Minister for Climate Change, Aaron Farrugia said. “Through this campaign, we need to create a more
Tista' taqra bil- Malti . Minister for the Environment, Climate Change and Planning Aaron Farrugia stated that more people can contribute towards curbing climate change by using more electric cars. Opposition Spokesperson for the Environment Robert Cutajar said that the current measures being taken by Minister Farrugia could have been taken earlier
Reading Time: 2 minutes Malta is at high risk for impacts of climate change, and this requires ambitious action and collective change. This is not a simple educational campaign, but a call for a change towards more sustainable lifestyles. There is a need for tangible change towards better quality of life for everyone. In this context, Government today
Malta is at high risk for impacts of climate change, and this requires ambitious action and collective change. This is not a simple educational campaign, but a call for a change towards more sustainable lifestyles. There is a need for tangible change towards better quality of life for everyone. This was announced by Minister for the Environment, Climate
Malta is at high risk for impacts of climate change, and this requires ambitious action and collective change. This is not a simple educational campaign, but a call for a change towards more sustainable lifestyles. There is a need for tangible change towards better quality of life for everyone. This was announced by Minister for the Environment, Climate
Malta is at high risk for impacts of climate change, and this requires ambitious action and collective change. This is not a simple educational campaign, but a call for a change towards more sustainable lifestyles. There is a need for tangible change towards better quality of life for everyone. This was announced by Minister for the Environment, Climate
As a Mediterranean country, Malta is well accustomed to long and hot summers and mild and rainy winters, but it’s no illusion the climate feels to be getting hotter than usual. We are seeing days very similar to the one of last January, where the island registered a relatively scorching temperature of 25.9°C, the hottest ever for that month in Malta’s