Environment

At this time, the city is dressed in shades of white, pink and purple/lilac, the dominant colours of the species of the Magnoliaceae family.

Local investors, whether businesses or citizens, can, through local authorities, help boost the development of “green” projects to reduce the effects of climate change.

The mayor of Porto participated yesterday, in Paris, in the "Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Europe Awards 2023".

An investment of about 27 thousand euros, with new systems at the water and energy level, which promotes sustainability, reduction of water losses, and a bet on low consumption lighting.

Promoted by the sustainability education teams and the Centro de Recolha Oficial de Animais (CROA), they aim to show students how to take care of animals, what to do when you lose a pet, as well as responsible adoptions.

The “Coração Verde” initiative certified, in 2022, another 30 new entities, which allowed to reach 600 tons of selective collection.

Porto became a little greener on Tuesday morning with the planting of over a thousand native trees and shrubs during new interventions in the Biospots network, in the Regado and Francos interchanges.

To help commercial spaces better separate the waste they produce, Porto Ambiente places, awareness teams on the ground every day. Fines are avoided and the cleaner city thanks you.

For the third consecutive year, Porto Ambiente received the Urban Waste Management Quality Seal from the Water and Waste Services Regulation Authority.

The “Carbon Disclosure Project” (CDP) awarded, again, an A rating to Invicta (City of Porto) among the 123 cities around the world that take “a bold lead in environmental actions and transparency despite the pressures of a challenging global economic situation”.