The @IPBES#NexusAssessment Report finds that using a ‘nexus’ approach to address intertwined environmental, social and economic crises is more effective than a siloed approach.
RT @KavehZahedi2030: In 2024 - with the triple environment "COPs" - @FAO has shown how agrifood systems transformation can and must play a central role in addressing the interconnected challenges of #ClimateChange, #biodiversity loss, land degradation, and #food insecurity. https://t.co/Uc5a2t3Qg3
Farmland worldwide could stash away as much planet-warming carbon as the global emissions of all cars combined — if it integrates more trees, our new study finds. https://t.co/PRYv78yhk5
The improved #soil structure in #OrganicFarming reduces erosion, supports #PlantHealth and makes organic more resilient to changing weather conditions 🌧️☀️⛈️❄️🌪️
Record di fenicotteri nelle aree umide di Orbetello, con circa 6mila esemplari. @WWFitalia: «In genere il fenicottero compie una migrazione intermediterranea, raggiungendo in primavera-estate i principali quartieri riproduttivi». https://t.co/DWr4vHTdBK
RT @theGEF: 📉🐯 The decline of tiger populations affects #biodiversity and ecosystem stability.
By protecting tigers, we’re also preserving the complex web of life they support, which impacts everything from plant growth to local communities: https://t.co/BpzCZFJM21https://t.co/6T8guVk9vS
2024 was the world’s warmest year on record. Earth’s average land and ocean surface temperature in 2024 was 2.32 degrees F (1.29 degrees C) above the 20th-century average.
2024 was the world’s warmest year on record. Earth’s average land and ocean surface temperature in 2024 was 2.32 degrees F (1.29 degrees C) above the 20th-century average. https://t.co/33t8TxyxAh
RT @NWSLosAngeles: Moderate to strong Santa Ana winds tonight, keeping the fire weather threat in the area focused on LA and Ventura Co into Fri morning. The threat doesn't end after Friday however. Offshore winds will continue into early next week, peaking Sun and Tues/Wed. #socal#cawxhttps://t.co/gKElJK8ii3
RT @NASAGISS: 2024 was the hottest year in NASA's record, stretching back to 1880. The past 10 years were the warmest 10 years on record. Human activities, particularly the release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, are causing the current long-term warming trend. https://t.co/JviHnxxxiF
