Cities occupy 2% of the earth's surface, yet they consume 78% of the world's energy and produce more than 60% of CO2 emissions. Although these figures do not surprise us if we take into account that currently more than 50% of the world's population lives in urban environments and it is estimated that in 2050, this figure will rise to almost 70%, according to recent reports by UN Habitat.But... Can cities present sustainable living models? Faced with this question, we have set out to investigate and bring you a walk through six of the most sustainable European cities and incidentally, some of their fashion proposals. Copenhague (Denmark): We are not surprised to find this city among the most sustainable in Europe, especially if we take into account that for more than ten years, it has been the promoter of one of the most important forums on Fashion and Sustainability, the [...]
