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Last Saturday was held in Bullas "Day ACT (Adaptation to Climate Change in Time)", a conference attended by about 100 people who attended the explanation of how climate change will affect the municipality and what measures or adaptation action to prevent and reduce risks.

The council of European Projects and the Environment, welcomed the technicians and the general public, the Deputy Mayor, Wonderland Espin, the absence of the Mayor apologize sick, and stressed that "the City of Bullas has expressed concern for climate change and is working to prevent the public and the local economy major risks involved in such projects. "

Among the guests was the President of the Denomination of Origin Bullas, Francisco Carreño and other members of the DO Regulatory Council that agreed to appear concerned about the effects that climate change may occur in the viticulture.

During the morning, attendees heard presentations from technicians responsible for climate change at local, regional and national levels.

The Project Director, Marco Cardinaletti, noted that "this is a pioneering program involving various Mediterranean cities (Ancona in Italy, Patras in Greece and Bullas)" also noted "the importance of citizen participation as the change climate intervenes in our daily lives. "

Meanwhile, both Victoria and Alfonso Gutierrez Francisco, responsible for the area of ​​adaptation strategies on climate change community and ministry, respectively, agreed that the policies to be followed to reduce the impact of climate change depend on international .

Finally, Isabel Costa, presented the first phase of the project locally, said: "Bullas with a lead part in this study because the municipality would be able to anticipate the impacts of climate change."

This first phase involves the study of the vulnerability of the municipality before these changes, focusing on viticulture, tourism, health and infrastructure.

In the afternoon, the Wine Museum were conducted roundtables on CO2 reduction through energy efficiency and sustainability, best practices for water conservation, agriculture, landscape and soil, and infrastructure companies.

As a result of these talks will be made a report which will collect the public concerns about climate change issues locally.

Through the blog: www.proyectoactbullas.blogspot.com the day could be followed live on the Internet.

Also those interested can learn more and keep doing your suggestions until the end of February.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Bullas