City governments play a critical role in addressing the global challenge of climate change. Though output in cities is responsible for the majority of global carbon emissions, a groundswell of local initiatives has placed local government on the front lines of environmental management. Yet at a moment when momentum has been building for cities to “go green”, it is unclear how their governments can attain the necessary funds to engage more actively in climate change adaptation and mitigation projects.

Folleto informativo sobre a pesca fluvial en Galicia no 2007 detallando: períodos e xornadas hábiles, dimensións mínimas e número máximo de pezas, engados e modalidades de pesca autorizadas, principais masas de auga habitadas por salmón, reo e troita, réxime especial de encoros e delimitación de zonas de desembocadura.
Palabras clave: Ríos. Couto de pesca. Permiso de pesca. Veda. Pesca fluvial. Modalidades de pesca.


 

Libro infantil adaptado os nenos onde se describen cinco paseos ao parque natural de Corrubedo e Lagoas de Carregal e Vixán
Organismo promotor: D.X. de Conservación da Natureza


 

Cities are home to more than half the people living in OECD countries and almost 50 percent of the output and jobs of many nations is found in their largest city. Though most cities have higher economic growth, foreign investment and labour productivity than the rest of the country, they are also more polluted, crime-ridden and socially disparate. A new OECD report, Competitive Cities in the Global Economy gives case studies and policy recommendations to help cities, often the drivers of national economies, continue to thrive.