We have #OnlyOneEarth but every year we consume 1.7 Earths. So how do we stop? By embedding nature in every economic decision, we can become stewards of the environment. The health of the economy depends on the health of #nature.
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Our lives are literally covered in plastic. People are paying a hefty price because of our throwaway culture. Time for countries to forge a global deal to #EndPlasticPollution. This will about jobs, opportunities, health and planetary wellbeing.
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We have oceans of waste. Amazon’s plastic packaging waste alone could encircle the globe 500 times: https://t.co/QqVFhbPvJH.
We need to do better.
#ActOnClimate#Climate#Useless#WasteLess#BuyLess
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Our June editorial: Old forests are not replaceable. https://t.co/07bouy57TR
Governments around the world are too slow and too weak in their commitments to stop deforestation. And promises of restoration will not make up for the loss of old forests.
Plants provide 80% of the food we eat and 98% of the air we breathe.
Trees reduce the amount of stormwater runoff, which reduces erosion and pollution in our waterways and may reduce the effects of flooding.
Why destroy them?
#trees#SustainableDevelopment#EnvironmentGo
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ClimateChange puts more pressure on #bees, who play a vital role in helping to provide #food.
Habitat loss, air pollution, and shifting temperature patterns disrupt the seasonal activities of bees.
#pollinators#climatechange via @UNEnvironment
Oceans are in trouble. In 2021, greenhouse gas concentrations hit record levels. As #Stockholm declaration in 1972 noted, we are both creature & moulder of our environment.
On #WorldOceansDay let us choose to mould oceans for health & #SaveOurOcean.
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