Over the next year, Palladium is hiring for a number of new roles around Coastal Resilience and Ocean https://t.co/7FQLwG1Sj9 Asia, Africa, LATAM
Please check this link for a currently advertised role for a TA manager :https://t.co/RLmnx8duVO
It’s #WhaleSharkWednesday which means we get to share a little more of these giant and enchanting species.
We are grateful that our location and protection efforts continue to make #StHelena an ideal visiting spot from Dec - March.
Join us in the South Atlantic. 🌊
For the first time ever, Britain has more wind capacity than natural gas hooked up to the power grid, a new study shows https://t.co/YPBziFXpR8 via @climate
Gas was previously Britain’s main form of generation
Wind developers still face higher financing, materials costs
At my @Silvilaser23 keynote today I explored some of the ways that tree & forest structure are important and interesting for ecology beyond biomass and carbon storage. Carbon is a very limited dimension of ecological value - resist excessive “carbonisation” of ecological value
O dear… who came up with this?
“Indonesian officials said they may label loans to some new #coal plants as “green” investments, beneficial to the environment, to lure investors.
This not only would hurt national credibility, but the move might also border on state-sanctioned #greenwashing. Indonesia may end up deterring foreign lenders, who would need to do more research to assess the environmental bona fides of a project, at added cost, said an analyst.”
https://t.co/l4TcAcrmG4
19 critically endangered Sumatran #Tigers died during 2019-2022.
In 2023 so far 4 tigers have died in North Sumatra and Aceh! #extinction#deforestation
https://t.co/4WPKN2AppA
Excited to see our @P4Forests team was named by the @WhiteHouse as @VP Harris announces a new $7 Billion private sector commitment to climate resilience, adaptation, and mitigation across Africa! https://t.co/PTIrh7ROhJ
Last month we joined @circbioalliance & as new members, we were invited to a reception w/ King Charles III. Our team discusses how great it was to see all the senior execs at the reception, who were there to understand how they could contribute to solving the #ClimateCrisis.
In the 1980s, a group of scientists predicted climate change with uncanny accuracy. Those scientists happened to work for Exxon.
https://t.co/M1LZpXEFbj
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This is the story of how three individual landowners engineered the single-largest instance of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon. https://t.co/SROAGTeINY
📑 This report summarises the activities and lessons from ToT capacity development workshops on co-developing #gender transformative approaches for land restoration held in Mbooni East and Kibwezi East, Makueni County.
Download➡️ https://t.co/LgQT6fRdok
#UKPACT@OfficialMakueni
The government is abandoning plans for a ‘call in’ power that would have allowed them to overrule independent financial sector regulators. This is important.
But it’s just one (relatively small) victory in a major war over financial regulation.
🧵 /1
https://t.co/rvuHyGzOJM
My friend @DuncanLamont2 posted this earlier today and I feel so miserable seeing it again. This plus the decision to abandon efficiency standards on new housing are big components of why we now find ourselves where we find ourselves.
75% of the world's coral reefs are at risk. In the Indo-Pacific, our partner @KyeemaDawn is working w/ indigenous scientists to develop coral gardening to save 'super corals' and replant mangrove forests, which is critical to local ecosystems.