All nations have a duty not to interfere with IPCC science
The recent proceedings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, were suspended, after strong opposition from countries dependent on high volumes of global heating emissions called…
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Nature is Life – and far-reaching responsibility
In 2015, as the community of nations moved toward adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals, which recognize our dependence on living ecosystems on land and in marine environments, Pope Francis…
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We can be human
We can be human to each other. This should not be a difficult idea to accept or endorse, but technology, politics, and distorted economic structures make it seem almost a…
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Resilience intelligence as a foundation for future wellbeing
The Resilience Intel Charter was released during an event in San Francisco, on September 12, 2018, during the Global Climate Action Summit. Its purpose was to establish foundational guidelines for a…
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Earth system data will shape markets
Nearly all areas of human activity are lacking adequate embedded desision-related insights about the health and stability of Earth system functions, relative to products, services, and living conditions. This creates…
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Hunger can be reduced with sustainable co-investments
As climate disruption advances, critical anchoring elements of our planet’s life-sustaining systems are destabilized. This means rainfall and ecosystems are disrupted and dislocated, while watersheds and pollinator populations are depleted.…
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The Magic Formula is Honest Investment for Human Development
Climate politics, communication, and innovation, are mysteries to many in the policy world. The mystery centers on a persistent contradiction: Without urgent, transformational climate action, across the world, human suffering…
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Infuse climate progress into existing services
The most significant factor in determining whether climate policies turn into real-world benefits is their ability to support everyday economic activities. “Mainstreaming” is the process of connecting climate policy to local…
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Working for a better food future for all
Food is an everyday need, an anchor of cultures and economies, a core element of household budgets, and a structural imperative for civilization itself. Food systems include vast networks of…
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