RT @ipsnews: The cost of addressing biodiversity loss and the decline of nature around the world could double if actions are delayed even by a decade. The cost of inaction is high, warns @ipbes report #TransformativeChangehttps://t.co/rbKDutZ2KJ
RT @ipsnews: Human activity has pushed up to 1 million species close to extinction. A new @IPBES report stresses that only transformative change can reverse the biodiversity crisis and realign humanity’s relationship with nature for a just and sustainable future https://t.co/rbKDutZ2KJhttps://t.co/AZvnND6yzV
Learn how to use participatory video, an innovative community-led technique to improve sustainability in dryland forests and agrosilvopastoral systems.
It’s time to advance equitable ocean prediction for a safer, more sustainable future.
In this op-ed, ocean experts Mathieu Belbéoch & Emma Heslop, call G20 leaders to prioritize ocean observation, data management and prediction: https://t.co/zhQK2oEtNF
Through the joys and creativity of animation, we tell stories of our planet, the climate and environmental crisis, and how we can take action for a better, greener and more sustainable world. 🌎
Climate models need to incorporate multiple variables, such as the effects of sulfur dioxide from volcanic eruptions.🌋 Research from @theAGU shows a 95% chance of more volcanic sulfur dioxide emissions from 2025-2100 than the models assume. ➡️https://t.co/MccSygBbMghttps://t.co/mY1D3omEpe
Parks, urban forests, tree-lined streets, and riverbanks are vital for our well-being. 🌳 They cool cities, improve air quality, reduce noise, and boost biodiversity.
Check out this infographic to learn more about the health benefits of urban green space. 💚
As we close this year, let's take a moment for personal introspection. What were your most meaningful #ClimateAction moments? How have these efforts shaped you and your community?
🌍From planting a billion trees in Zimbabwe to exporting moringa in Mali and creating a climate action board game in Costa Rica, ten young "land heroes" have been recognized by the UN for combating desertification, land degradation, and drought.
#DYK over 40% of amphibians are on the brink of extinction? Their biggest threat is habitat loss due to human activity. But there’s hope! Innovative solutions like highway crossings are helping them connect to their habitats and thrive. 🔗https://t.co/2o0h64qg15 via @nature_orghttps://t.co/wJ4BBUYl4V
