Carbon emissions news in Portugal

1373: Portugal and England sign the Anglo-Portuguese Treaty in London, a pact of perpetual friendship between King Fernando I and King Edward III. Renewed at Windsor in 1386, the treaty is the oldest still-active diplomatic alliance in the world.
1808: Fishermen and farmers of Olhão, in the Algarve, rise up against the French occupation force, forcing the small garrison to flee. A schooner crewed by Olhão men — the &#x27;Bom Sucesso&#x27; — would soon carry the news of the revolt across the Atlantic to the Portuguese court in Rio de Janeiro.

A chronicle of a forest turned upside down, caught between carbon and calamity. Opinion by Pedro Portugal

Público2 Jan

Portugal Resident11 Jun

A study indicates that Portugal has significant potential to reduce carbon emissions through the adoption of hybrid work models.

Executive Digest21 Apr

By the end of 2024, 3.2 billion carbon dioxide emission allowances, or the equivalent in other greenhouse gases, had been cancelled.

Correio da Manhã1 Apr

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