The General Council of Official Colleges of Pharmacists thus becomes the first of the collegiate organizations to comprehensively and globally include the environmental component in its Code of Ethics of the Pharmaceutical Profession.
New edition of the Environmental Ethics manual "Caring for the Earth: Introduction to Environmental Ethics" written by Prof. Emilio Chuvieco Salinero, Director of our Chair of Environmental Ethics, and Prof. María Ángeles Martín Rodríguez-Ovelleiro.
New article written by Prof. Emilio Chuvieco "Laudate Deum. A “prophetic” text to combat climate change" and published by the media "Omnes"
New article written by Prof. Emilio Chuvieco "Earth observation and climate change: What do we know and how do we respond?" and published by the Royal Academy of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences of Spain
Emilio Chuvieco, professor of Regional Geographic Analysis at the University of Alcalá and director of the Environmental Ethics Chair, has been awarded the Jaume I Prize in the Environment category, this being one of the most prestigious recognitions in Spain.
For more information: https://portalcomunicacion.uah.es/diario-digital/actualidad/un-profesor-de-la-uah-ha-sido-galardonado-con-el-premio-jaume-i.html
The Environmental Ethics Chair "Fundación Tatiana Pérez de Guzmán el Bueno - Universidad de Alcalá" presents the Online Observatory on Huella de Carbono "CO2web" (https://huellaco2.org/).
This observatory pursues two fundamental objectives: firstly, to facilitate the user with the necessary information so that he is more aware of the climatic impact of his daily habits (his Carbon Footprint) so that, secondly, he can make decisions that can reduce his impact.
The Society and Education Foundation presents a new number of its "EcoCultura" Newsletter.
Online presentation of the CO2 Web Observatory that took place on June 18.
The Silene Association has published the first issue of the Silene Notebooks series, in order to address relevant current challenges and promote reflection and introspection, as well as the teaching of contemporary spokesmen for spiritual traditions and wisdom.
The UAH has prepared a series of activities for December coinciding with the celebration in Madrid of the COP25. The first one took place last Tuesday, day 3 in the context of the summit itself. The six Madrid public universities that make up the CRUMA have held sessions with the participation of their rectors and experts from each of these institutions. In the case of UAH, professors Emilio Chuvieco (director of the Chair of Environmental Ethics) and Mª Jesús Salado (director of Environmental Sustainability of the University of Alcalá) have intervened.
