A recent report shows that amount of wildlife in the world’s forests has declined by more than half in just 40 years. Habitat loss and degradation caused by people, poses the biggest threats to forests and forest species.
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According to IPCC, more than 500 million people already live in areas experience desertification linked to climate change. All countries should enhance sustainable land use as well as reduce the greenhouse emissions before it is too late.
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Scientists memorialize the first glacier lost to climate change in Iceland - plaque contains "a letter to future".
"...we know what is happening and what needs to be done. Only you know if we did it." You can see the letter below.
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Meet the Cinereous Vulture — also known as a 'monk vulture' due to the upright standing neck feathers that resemble the hood of a monk. Watch our "WildEdens: Turkey" documentary here: https://t.co/YS8hLM1nMG
#DYK that coral reefs harbour the highest biodiversity of any ecosystem globally - more than 25% marine species live there? But as a result of the increase in global temperature reefs around the world have suffered from mass coral bleaching events.
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Take a look at this video prepared by BBC and Erika Berenguer - a scientist at the Oxford Environmental Change Institute. It will help you to understand how important are billions of leaves in the Amazon rainforest take in carbon dioxide.
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Physicist and broadcaster Jim Al-Khalili tells why impossible to switch to zero-carbon energy without nuclear power. Read about it on WIRED
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Have you ever thought about how our daily food waste has an impact on a climate change? Follow these 6 tips and you will help to reduce CO2 emissions. Curious? Click the link to learn more.
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Enjoying your morning coffee? #DYK, at least 60% of coffee species are under threat of extinction due to climate change. To learn more about how global warming can break your habits, visit: https://t.co/ozNnywJFJF
Do you want to see the remote corners of Turkey, dip into colorful seas, and climb its mountain ranges? Just click the link and enjoy "Wild Edens: Turkey". https://t.co/YS8hLM1nMG
Have you ever wanted to help the global environment? Just do these six things and you will help reduce the plastic impact which is having an effect on our nature. https://t.co/iNseVkVqZ4
Meet the hero of the “Wild Edens: Turkey” – Anatolian ground squirrel.
#DYK that ground squirrels communicate with each other using ultrasonic alarm calls while people only hear barely audible hoarse whisper?
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Great news! “Wild Edens: Turkey” movie is now available on our website! The second film of the series is dedicated to the issue of climate change focusing on the flora and fauna of Turkey. https://t.co/iV2qPZohRb
The recent study has found that frequent rains in Greenland are speeding up the ice melting. A giant ice sheet is covering Greenland, and if all of that ice melted, the sea levels would rise by seven meters. Learn more about how climate change.
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Today is #Earthday. This year’s main theme is “Protect Our Species.” #DYK that one in five species on Earth are now facing extinction? Global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions is the leading cause of disappearance of flora and fauna.
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The WHO experts say that this situation is not unavoidable: "air pollution is something that can be avoided. Society has the option to make choices that result in less pollution."
Air pollution is a major cause of disease globally. The cities of South Asia regularly rank the lowest in air quality. Click the link to see the world most polluted cities.https://t.co/PzUmDPkTs1
#DYK that India has 37 sites included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. We will show you three natural beauties of Western Ghats, Sundarbans National Park and Hill Forts of Rajasthan in our new documentary ""Wild Edens: South Asia,"" which is brought to you by Rosatom.
Today is #InternationalDayofForests! Understanding the importance of forests and keeping them healthy is crucial for our future.Forests are essential for the environment as they absorb huge amounts of carbon dioxide every year.