BRUSSELS, BELGIUM/  The 'Train of Ideas' rolls into Brussels, the latest city in a series of stops around Europe which has included Paris, Copenhagen, Munich, Warsaw, Barcelona and others.

The arrival of the exhibition on sustainable urban living created by Hamburg, European Green Capital 2011 will be attended by EU officers.

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM/ Bumblebees donated by Royal Holloway, University of London to create an installation at a public art exhibition this week, to draw attention to the decline of the fragile species.

The Bishop’s Square in Spitalfields in London, are witness of a series of simultaneous international exhibitions across eight countries in Europe focusing on the relationship between art, science and society.

GORNJA RADGONA, SLOVENIA/ The 49th International Fair of Agriculture and Food Industry, AGRA, is going to take place in Gornja Radgona, Slovenia, on the most fertile fields of Europe.

The location at the crossroads of four countries will be held ending August hosting one of the most important agricultural Fairs of the world.

MADRID, ESPAÑA/ A continuación les presentamos el programa oficial de Emisión Cero Madrid 2011. Se abordarán distintas temáticas que muestran el camino hacia la sostenibilidad: biodiversidad, consumo, arquitectura, economía, energía, sociedad, alimentación y cambio climático.

El debate estará lleno de expertos en las diferentes materias. Cabe destacar la presencia de Teresa Ribera, Secretaria de Estado de Cambio Climático, del reconocido economista Ramón Tamames y del internacional Sathish Kumar.

WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES/ Earth Day Network announced an all-star cast as confirmed speakers at its May 3rd Climate Leadership Gala in Washington, DC. The event is done in partnership with the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) and Carbon War Room.

The Creating Climate Wealth Summit will take place on May 3rd and 4th. Approximately 400 leaders and innovators from all many areas will gather to celebrate achievements and discuss how to forge a path to a post-carbon future.

PARIS, FRANCE/ Libya is acountry with an old history having on its ground very important heritage places. These places are in danger due the actual delicate internal situation lived in the country.

The country must respect the Hague Convention on the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict (1954) and its two (1954 and 1999) Protocols, and keep military operations away from cultural sites.

ITHACA, UNITED STATES/ Bonder labor, forced labor, sex trafficking, child labor and child trafficking, are reprehensible practices nowadays. Estimations made by the United Nations say that near 2,5 million people from 127 countries are being trafficked around the world. This situation passes many times unseen by global eyes, but is a market that is moving around 40 billion dollars each year.

With the motto “Trafficked Identities,” the Ithaca College’s Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival (FLEFF), will present a digital art exhibition to show how arts can present human trafficking through different angles and points of view. This year the FLEFF, that has a new partner, the Bangkok-based Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW), are issuing a call for entries for the 2011 version to be held between April 11and 17.

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, CHILE/ It is reasonable enough that people educate on environment to take a little more awareness about its surrounding world. The website bullfrogfilms.com presents a series of movies and environmentaldocumentaries. One of his movies is "The Yes Man Fix the World"(2009).

This and other hundreds of documentaries are in Bullfrog, and from now on you will find thie reviews in holaverde.com, so, welcome to the green filming festival that we are presenting you!

The Hague-The Netherlands/ On may 27 is the World premier of the Outdoor Exhibition "Wild Wonders of Europe" in the city of The Hague. The official opening will be conducted by the Princess Irene of The Netherlands and attended by leading European dignitaries.

Wild Wonders of Europe is about the incredible biodiversity and shared natural heritage of this continent and is developed as part of the 2010 United Nations International Year of Biodiversity. It celebrates the amazing wildlife comeback in Europe whilst at the same time highlighting the biodiversity loss and serious challenges ahead. The exhibition focuses on the Joy of the Wild and gives one of the answers to the very contemporary question: “What is Europe?".