"There are winners and losers. There are rich-world problems (less cod, more lobster) and poor (drought and pestilence). There are threats to...wheat and corn, as well as such nation-defining luxuries as Bordeaux wine and Java coffee."
https://t.co/MitgbQBAkC via @bbgvisualdata
In Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and Latin America, together representing 55% of the developing world’s population, will see tens of millions of people as climate migrants within their countries by 2050.
https://t.co/J8KL4yxdep
New Report Finds Investors Going Beyond Impact Measurement to Assess the Effectiveness of System-level and SDG Investing - TIIP The Investment Integration Project https://t.co/GiC2APb7bJ
This could turn things on their heads. Can we hold Big Oil accountable for climate-change related disasters?
The Philippines is demanding justice for climate change https://t.co/CEkcQ5Q4zU
Turning plant waste into valuable bio-fuels that help mitigate climate change? The latest episode of the Climate Hot Seat, @KathyEHalvorsen and Erin Pischke discuss climate change mitigation, and the study of bio-energy development in the Americas! https://t.co/Lyny8jKlbE
What used to seem extreme is the new normal in Capetown, and maybe a city near you.
There Is a Water Crisis in Cape Town. Travelers Should Be Prepared (and Can Help). https://t.co/aQd6177GJd
Check out my latest podcast episode on climate change and landscape connectivity. My guest is Dr. Dawn Magness from the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska!
https://t.co/Lyny8jKlbE