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Important insights for climate advocates!

📢ICYMI: The 10 New Insights 2024/2025 report is out now!

It is important and helpful to know these 10 insights even for decision makers in a business or corporation 💡

🌍 Essential Reading Alert! 📚✨ As we approach COP29, the stakes for informed climate action have never been higher. The latest insights in climate research aren’t just important—they’re game-changers for policymakers, businesses, and every one of us committed to a sustainable future. Incorporating groundbreaking research into policy is the key to making real, impactful strides in tackling climate change. These insights are more than just knowledge; they are the blueprint for action. Let's make sure these discussions fuel innovative solutions and drive sustainable progress! 🌱 Together, we can lead the charge toward a resilient, greener world. 👉 Are you ready to be part of the change? #COP29 #ClimateAction #SustainableFuture #PolicyForChange #GreenInnovation

#COP29 is around the corner. Let's learn something about the latest climate research, which should be highly noticed! The“10 New Insights in Climate Science 2024/2025” report emphasizes ten critical areas where new climate research offers essential guidance. These themes highlight how different facets of climate change are affecting ecosystems, communities, and policy directions worldwide: 1. Methane Emissions: Methane is a potent greenhouse gas, and its rising levels underscore the urgent need to cut emissions from sources like agriculture and fossil fuels. 2. Air Pollution and Climate: The interaction between air pollutants and climate effects is complex, affecting both air quality and the climate simultaneously. Reducing certain pollutants can improve health and climate outcomes. 3. Extreme Heat and Uninhabitable Zones: More regions face uninhabitably high temperatures, threatening agriculture, water supplies, and habitability. 4. Climate Risks to Maternal Health: Climate extremes—like heat waves and air pollution—pose particular health risks to pregnant women, especially in vulnerable regions. 5. Warming Oceans: As ocean temperatures rise, marine ecosystems, including coral reefs and fisheries, are at risk, affecting biodiversity and food security. 6. Amazon Resilience: The Amazon rainforest faces significant stressors from deforestation and climate change, potentially threatening its role as a carbon sink. 7. Infrastructure Vulnerability: Many critical infrastructures, such as transportation and energy systems, are exposed to climate risks, necessitating robust resilience planning. 8. Urban Adaptation Frameworks: Cities are particularly vulnerable to climate impacts. Effective adaptation strategies can make urban areas more resilient, but they require careful planning and resources. 9. Equitable Governance for Energy Transition: Extracting minerals for renewable technologies can cause environmental and social challenges; fair governance is essential to a sustainable transition. 10. Public Acceptance of Climate Policies: Public support is crucial for implementing climate policies effectively, and trust in science and fairness is vital to gaining this acceptance. #10NewInsightsinClimateScience20242025 #COP29 #Climatechange #biodiversity #Climatepolicies

Today is the #COP29 kick-off in Baku. Last week, Copernicus announced that 2024 is certain to be the warmest year on record, with global temperatures surpassing the 1.5ºC threshold for the first time. While the 1.5ºC target set in the Paris Agreement is based on a 20-year average and remains technically within reach, this data signals an urgent wake-up call to intensify #ClimateAction. If you want to start well this week, don’t miss the #10ClimateInsights by Future Earth, The Earth League, World Climate Research Programme (WCRP), World Meteorological Organization Explore ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dYQS7Ji5

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Methane is a far more powerful greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide but is shorter lived in our atmosphere. If we are to have any chance of preventing runaway climate breakdown, we must understand where methane emissions are coming from and how we significantly reduce them in the short term.

What are the 10 must-know climate science insights for every policymaker at #COP29? 📢Find out in the 2024 “10 New Insights in Climate Science” report! Covering issues such as methane levels, ocean warming or AI-generated solutions, #10ClimateInsights includes climate research from 80+ top scientists and can help inform climate negotiations. Read it here: 10insightsclimate.science