#WorldEnvironmentDay might be wrapping up, but the climate challenge isn’t. Neither is the growing movement of people, cities and countries taking action.
This is just a glimpse of the action, ideas and momentum driving climate action around the 🌎.
Let’s keep it going #NowForClimate: https://t.co/SKg07kn0En
More than 1 billion Africans walk or cycle every day. Yet many roads remain unsafe for those who use them.
See how African cities are investing in cycling infrastructure to improve health, ease congestion and cut pollution. #NowForClimate: https://t.co/9KfvuDUohs
“In summer, I no longer have a schedule. I have heat windows.”
In this personal reflection from Paris, UNEP’s Sophie Loran describes how extreme heat reshapes daily routines, from avoiding the metro at the hottest hours to seeking refuge in parks, museums and other cool spaces: https://t.co/y1e87fEViC
Imagine a world with cleaner air, thriving ecosystems and resilient communities.
Now imagine helping make it a reality.
Explore our latest job opportunities and discover where your skills can make an impact for #ForPeopleForPlanet. https://t.co/WZzQIRs6XY
Clean energy is scaling fast, with renewables leading to new power capacity, creating jobs and making energy more affordable each year.
The transition is already underway.
Join us #NowForClimate: https://t.co/c3nxpEc24U
Scientists warn Earth could exceed a key global warming target within a decade.
This #HopeDay, see how emerging climate-friendly technologies could help slash emissions driving global warming: https://t.co/GCk0J0BGd5
Sand and dust storms are natural phenomena, but they are growing increasingly frequent and severe.
This #SDSDay, here is everything you need to know about sand and dust storms, and how humanity can rein in their destructive impact: https://t.co/nT2RfqgKi4
Beyond cutting emissions to slow the pace of global warming, adaptation is essential to protect people and communities from the consequences already underway.
Here is why adaptation matters: https://t.co/TXUYXA7LwG
Meet Willi, one of the world's last genetically wild horses, who arrived in Kazakhstan.
Absent from this landscape for 200 years, Przewalski's horses are returning to the wilderness of the steppe.
On #WorldHorseDay, learn more about this #GenerationRestoration success: https://t.co/8781GnerBB
A landfill in Chile. An oil well in Turkmenistan. A coal mine in China.
These are among the world’s largest sources of planet-warming methane, as identified in a new analysis by @MethaneData
But how quickly are countries taking action? This article explains: https://t.co/01fHkyWwtD
The ocean supports billions of people, but overfishing, pollution and climate change are putting that future at risk.
UNEP’s new Sustainable Blue Economy Transition Framework helps countries build economies that are good #ForPeopleForPlanet: https://t.co/ybYFgc8m8R
The Montreal Protocol has phased out 99% of ozone-depleting substances, many of which are powerful greenhouse gases.
By curbing these pollutants and shielding carbon sinks from UV damage, it could prevent up to 1°C of warming by 2100: https://t.co/1u00MRUUuh
In the highlands of Laos and across Asia, communities are actively restoring degraded forests, enhancing both their livelihoods and local ecosystems.
Through initiatives focused on sustainable practices such as sustainable agriculture and ecotourism, residents are diversifying their incomes while rejuvenating their environments.
Discover how restoration is changing lives and landscapes: https://t.co/ij0G6Y517T
Overexposure to UV radiation can cause skin cancer.
The SunSmart Global UV app by UNEP, @WMO, @who , and @ilo is available for free to help people around the world know when to use sun protection.
iOS: https://t.co/MVLX98XWOy
Android: https://t.co/pFLmpYNnen
Protecting the planet is a shared mission.
From daily choices to global initiatives, UNEP gives you ways to get involved and invest in a better future.
Explore how you, too, can make a difference: https://t.co/bXM0nSrqlq
Nature provides the foundations that sustain all life on Earth, from clean water and healthy soils to the economies built upon them.
Dive in to discover how nature can drive economic and social transformation: https://t.co/YGrssqxMwX
Untreated wastewater remains a major source of water pollution.
While treatment has improved globally, it isn't keeping pace with population growth, urbanization, and rising water demand.
A new @UNWater report explores the path to a more water-secure future. United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6 Synthesis Report on Water and Sanitation 2026 | UN-Water
There was a time when extreme heat was relatively rare.
But not anymore.
Heatwaves, which are already responsible for almost 500,000 deaths a year, are becoming more frequent, more intense and more dangerous.
To help, here are nine ways to stay cool when the temperatures spike:
https://t.co/flJURbsUm9
One million of the world’s estimated 8 million species are threatened with extinction.
But hope is not lost. #GenerationRestoration is reviving habitats bringing back homes for threatened species.
Discover six species making a comeback:
https://t.co/xl5KynFBzx
Did you know one million out of 8 million species are threatened with extinction?
We can still change this.
Play a game & learn how to join #GenerationRestoration in real life.
https://t.co/6HaRpdk0a5
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Climate change is making floods, heatwaves, and storms more dangerous.
Early warning systems help predict these risks and alert people in time to act, saving lives, homes, and livelihoods.
Explore more about this cost-effective disaster risk reduction approach: https://t.co/BWfZTLPR6L