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[WWF UK @wwf_uk]

This is heartbreaking. 💔

Yet another wake up call to #StandUpForNature. We need to put our natural world on a path to recovery, before it's too late. https://t.co/imtTxq0eDg

[Guardian news @guardiannews]

World's richest 1% cause double CO2 emissions of poorest 50%, says Oxfam https://t.co/D4H5cEDhtq

[AJ+ @ajplus]

A massive ice sheet bigger than Paris broke off the Arctic's biggest ice shelf in Greenland.

Temperatures have risen 3°C since 1980. Scientists say melting could raise sea levels by 4.7 inches by 2100: "Stop hitting the snooze button and wake up to the climate emergency."

[WWF UK @wwf_uk]

Shocking but not surprising.

Yet more evidence that global leaders need to stop with paper promises and #StandUpForNature. ✊ #Biodiversity2020 https://t.co/gZjGLng7Zc

[Guardian Environment @guardianeco]

World fails to meet a single target to stop destruction of nature – UN report https://t.co/nqmdhuQZCy

[WWF @WWF]

Our planet is sending us a message ✉️ From 1970-2016 the average population size of mammals, fish, birds, reptiles and amphibians has declined by 68%. The number one cause? Land use change😔
#LPR2020 #LivingPlanet #LivingPlanetReport

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

"Water used to come easily into the village, up to our knees. We had to swim around our houses"

How global warming and rising sea levels are forcing whole villages in Fiji to relocate to higher land

https://t.co/Z4bxBQP04h

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Wildlife populations have fallen by 68% since 1970, a major report by the conservation group WWF suggests

It warns nature is being destroyed so fast by human activity that it is "driving wildlife to extinction"

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[World Wildlife Fund @World_Wildlife]

New report: On average, we’ve seen an astonishing 68% decline in the size of populations of mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians in just over 45 years. Read WWF’s new report on the state of the natural world ➡️ https://t.co/mYdFuw4GAd #LPR2020

[Greta Thunberg @GretaThunberg]

”We are wiping wildlife from the face of the planet, burning our forests, polluting and over-fishing our seas and destroying wild areas. We are wrecking our world – the one place we call home – risking our health, security and survival here on Earth.” https://t.co/9w8uKy3viN

[N a t a l i e 🌿 @nattydickenson]

For animals, people and planet - demand the #G20 bans the cruel and dangerous wildlife trade #EndWildlifeTrade https://t.co/WS0BTBT4HA. via @MoveTheWorld

[World Animal Protection @MoveTheWorld]

This is not a drill. This is reality. Our relentless demand for entertainment, pets, medicine and food is killing and causing unimaginable suffering to millions of wild animals. #EndWildlifeTrade https://t.co/UikynrFfzQ

[The Independent @Independent]

Natural world being destroyed at rate 'never seen before', says WWF

[Laura Anderson (Young) @LessWasteLaura]

Discovered that @oatly has partnered with Blackstone - an investment company who part own companies who are responsible for Amazon deforestation. I have done a full information post on Instagram and will from now on be moving my own purchases elsewhere

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[GAIG @buttercupnux3]

this is so disgusting, it’s crazy bc this is what we really deal wit. i really want y’all men to take perspective of this. can never go home or anywhere without being cat called or followed.

[Bess Kalb @bessbell]

It would be a huge shame if these many pictures of @realDonaldTrump with child sex-trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell throughout the years started trending.

[Greta Thunberg @GretaThunberg]

The extreme heatwave continues... But equally worrying is the fact that our societies fail to grasp the full meaning of this.
The longer the climate crisis is being ignored or downplayed - the longer people will remain unaware. And the political inaction is allowed to continue.

[Read Jackson Rising @JPHilllllll]

Yesterday Aurora, Colorado was holding a violin vigil for Elijah McClain, who was known for playing his violin, especially to animals.

Then the police decided they’d seen enough.