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Valentina Hernandez Gomez

Valentina Hernandez Gomez

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Human Rights and Environment Researcher, Bendi

Bristol

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Born and raised in Colombia. Graduated from Law school with a minor in HHRR + Social Justice. Currently covering sustainability and climate change issues around Bristol.

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Total articles 34

  • The countries making waves in carbon markets today – and how they’re doing it | illuminem

    By Valentina Hernandez Gomez| illuminem@ Abatable’s 2024 VCM Investment Attractiveness Index is out, and Colombia leads the ranking this year thanks to a rich supply of in-demand credits and a healthy developer ecosystem. The shifts in country positions seen in 2024 were spurred by focused engagement with Article 6 and show trends of strong regional activity.

    By Valentina Hernandez Gomez · illuminem

    Nov. 10, 2024

  • The Uninhabitable Earth gives us reasons both for optimism and alarm

    By Valentina Hernandez Gomez| illuminem@ ‘Carbon neutral’, ‘net zero’, ‘carbon emissions’ and ‘mass extinction’. Climate change can seem to be tangled in a sea of unintelligible terms for the general public. They become familiar, they become part of the media landscape we consume daily and yet, many are still clueless about their meaning and impact on their lives. One of my main challenge as a Climate & Sustainability Editor is striking the fine balance between informing and educating.

    By Valentina Hernandez Gomez · illuminem

    Nov. 06, 2024

  • How could agroecology contribute to the fight against climate change?

    By Valentina Hernandez Gomez| illuminem@ Two activists from Nicaragua recently visited Bristol, visiting small farms and holding exchanges on agro-ecology. Marlen Sanchez and Erika Takeo from the Rural Workers Association (ATC) and the Latin America Institute for Agroecology (IALA) visited Bristol last month, as part of their speaker tour hosted by the Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign.

    By Valentina Hernandez Gomez · illuminem

    Nov. 05, 2024

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