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Head of Nature at Greenhouse Communications

There is no viable climate solution without nature. Yet this year's COP hallways and negotiations are notably missing its presence - both literally and figuratively. The Blue Zone devoid of sunshine and nature, feels symbolic of a larger challenge of recognising nature in the climate negotiations. 🌱 The numbers tell a revealing story: we ran a quick analysis and found that nature-related mentions in the media during the first week of COP29 decreased by 71% compared to COP28. But today, marked a critical moment. Greenhouse Communications worked with the Nature4Climate Coalition to convene more than 80 organisations to demand stronger recognition of nature in the New Collective Quantified Goal on climate finance. 🗣️ Read the COP29 Nature Statement here: https://lnkd.in/eS5YRCix I feel deeply inspired by how the global nature and climate community mobilized within just 48 hours to amplify this important message. As we approach tomorrow's Nature and Indigenous Peoples Day, I hope governments recognise that we must lead and invest #WithNature. Read the story in the Independent: https://lnkd.in/eMyuxHWR Patricia da Matta Mariana Ceccon Lucy Almond James Lloyd Cathy Yitong Li Kiryssa Kasprzyk Jessica M. Brown Anna Guyer Georgia Crump Flora Hancox Ximena Apéstegui Benjamin Simonds Kyle Saukas

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Have we fully considered nature's critical role in our climate negotiations?

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