Migratory birds have some of the longest journeys taken by any animal. To rest & refuel, they rely on water & its associated habitats like rivers, lakes & wetlands.
Saturday’s #WorldMigratoryBirdDay calls for urgent action to ensure #WaterForBirds. https://t.co/0WVdWRDk5d
Always good to see adaptation in the news but it is more than just managed retreat. Also, a quick proof read of published articles would pick up “adaption”-
Climate policies lag as New Zealand continues to be thrashed by extreme weather https://t.co/qi8jJ6AKuF
Ensuring access to water – through integrated, ecosystem-based, climate-resilient management of the world’s rivers, lakes & oceans – is an essential part of our #climateadaptation work at @UNDP.
The #UNWater2023Conference has ended but our work goes on https://t.co/R86VUpMnof💧
Vertical farming has taken off world wide, incl in NZ: Hamilton-based indoor vertical veg farmer gets boost in wake of weather events https://t.co/6Ev8q0mGth
This is a really informative and thoughtful explanation of managed retreat and touches on the multiple aspects of the decision making around it. https://t.co/4hv35aDH93
From disaster to opportunity - you can become more resilient at home, less vulnerable to flooding and adapt to climate change all at the same time #climateadaptation#CycloneGabrielle https://t.co/fYJRTY07S2
I live in Hawke's Bay and this week has felt like a year. So many people have lost absolutely everything. For those able to, please consider helping the people/organisation's linked in this thread. This is just a drop in the bucket.
Even retweeting this will help.
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Lessons learned from #CycloneGabrielle that we cannot ignore: Planning rules that enable more affordable homes must be a priority for councils – but those homes need to be safe for people and away from natural hazards https://t.co/Ja5ua2KFvw @TeallCrossen
Excellent report that sets out clearly how NbS can reduce our vulnerability to climate change and build natural and social system resilience. Would love this debated in NZ parliament!
Our joint report on #NbS for climate adaption in the #UK was highlighted as a pivotal future pathway in parliament last night by @SallyAnn1066.
Watch the clip at 16:30⤵️
https://t.co/1LMYcYs0NK
& read the NbSI-WWF-RSPB UK Adaptation report⤵️
https://t.co/C33yY9u7Md
@PaulBMcGill @CubaRaglanGuy The Dutch have some good examples of adapting to cloud bursts in cities, the water plain in Rotterdam being one of them- every little bit helps and this may be our new reality
"Water remains a blind spot in climate change policies"
- our new paper from a team of IPCC Lead Authors led by @DouvilleHerve with @aditimukherji@DrMA_Caretta@rpallanuk me and others from the AR6 chapters on water in Working Groups 1 and 2
https://t.co/zwt84J4WHS
Ecosystem-based adaptation would protect our systems from climate impacts, provide wellbeing benefits, suck up carbon, and build the resilience of our native ecosystems. It’s a real win win win win 💚💚💚💚
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...this is of concern as it risks distracting from the need to rapidly phase out #fossilfuels & protect existing intact ecosystems. Conflation of NbS with expansion of forestry can also be at the cost of carbon-rich & biodiverse native ecosystems & local resource rights.
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We also welcome the agreement made to establish a loss & damage fund for vulnerable countries who have contributed the least but suffer the most from #climatechange impacts. Healthy ecosystems play an important role in helping people reduce and adapt to these impacts.