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What measures can we take to reduce the impact of flash droughts
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What measures can we take to reduce the impact of flash droughts

Flash droughts are becoming more common due to global warming. A recent study predicts increased flash drought risk in major agricultural regions worldwide which would impact food production, energy, and water supplies. Improved forecasts are crucial for adaptation and mitigating these impacts.

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Source: World Economic Forum
The importance of protected forests in achieving climate goals
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The importance of protected forests in achieving climate goals

Investors are flocking to experimental technologies like direct air capture to combat climate change. However, these technologies capture a negligible amount of carbon compared to protected forests which store significant amounts of carbon. But, protected areas receive insufficient funding.

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Source: World Economic Forum
Transition to agroecology: vital for climate change and biodiversity
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Transition to agroecology: vital for climate change and biodiversity

The current food system has detrimental effects on climate change, biodiversity loss, and social inequality. We must make the fundamental transition to agroecology. This approach is in harmony with nature, fostering the production of nutritious food while concurrently revitalizing our environment.

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Source: The Nature Conservancy
10 ways to take action for our ocean
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10 ways to take action for our ocean

The global sea surface temperature has hit a new record. Globally, we have already lost half of our mangroves and half of all coral reefs. And pollution is increasing: 80% of global sewage flowing into our ocean untreated, and more than eight million tons of plastic entering the ocean each year.

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Source: The Nature Conservancy
3 key takeaways of the G7 summit in May 2023
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3 key takeaways of the G7 summit in May 2023

The G7 summit had potentially far-reaching implications that could help accelerate action to decarbonize global economies, protect biodiversity, and enhance circularity. The three key takeaways focused on the phasing out of fossil fuels, boosting renewable energy production and ending plastic pollution.

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Source: World Economic Forum
Top climate change scientist tells how to reduce emissions
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Top climate change scientist tells how to reduce emissions

Anthropogenic climate change from burning fossil fuels is undeniable and is happening at an alarming rate. A report from the World Meteorological Organisation predicts that one year in the next five will almost certainly be the hottest on record. The use of fossil fuels must be radically reduced.

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Source: World Economic Forum