Huellas en la Tierra

The Pyrenees are one of the mountainous areas most affected by climate change, which will affect the geography, the climate, the economy and the employment. Eva García Balaguer, coordinator of the Observatory against Climate Change in the Pyrenees, explains the key data, and Sergio García, manager of the Ordesa Viñamala Reserve, accompanies us to learn about some projects.

We address the potential of local consumption by making a purchase of local products in Cinco Villas (Zaragoza). Rosa Rived, head of the "Put Aragon on your table" project, accompanies us to learn inspiring stories of Km 0 consumption.

Andorra is undergoing a change in the energy model from the coal-fired power plant to a just transition model that will lead it to use that space to generate renewable energy. We sat down to talk to several people who are going to have to do with this energetic change.

Aragon has some of the European areas with the lowest population density. That forces us to look for innovative alternatives, like the ones we know about in this episode.

The bioeconomy is one of the sources of economic and employment potential. Aragon has taken the lead by having a Rural Bioeconomy Innovation Center in Teruel. We know what the bioeconomy is in its connection with green employment and we put an image on it by visiting various projects.