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GSFN Ujjwal Amatya Pastor Amb. Etop-obong Nathaniel MBA, JP, AAIWMS, CIEHS DAY 2 #Reforestation – addressing #deforestation and #strengthening #carbonsinks #scale needed #millionsoftrees #capacitybuilding #education #skills #politicalwill #resources #TRAINING WHAT IS #MEASURED CAN BE #MANAGED #SPOT BEING FOCUSED ONLY ON #ECONOMICBENEFITS WE WANT A LARGE #FOREST #ADDRESS #CONFLIT & INCREASE #COMMUNITYSECURITY #ADDRESS #FRAGMENTATION OF #SOCIETY #SUSTAINABLE FOREST STRATEGIES #LONGTERM #PLANNING #SOCIALFACTORS IN #ENVIRONMENTPROTECTION #ECOLOGICALPROTECTION #SUSTAINABILITY OF THE #PROJECTS #INTERNATIONAL #BUDGETORY #REFORESTATION #PRIVATEINVESTMENT #INVESTINFOREST https://lnkd.in/ekYCMAFe

Sharing my Sustainability Journey of the past 20 years during my talk at the symposium on harnessing the power of bamboo to mitigate climate change on 9th January, 2024. Here I share the importance of creating climate positive habitat, especially in the face of mitigating climate change. #climatechange #environmentalsustainability #bamboo #regenerativefuture

🌿 Get ready, because up next is John Bartlett from Atlantic Technological University diving into the Sustainable Energy Communities model! 🌍🔋 Let's learn together how we can make a positive impact and create a more sustainable future. Don't miss out on this inspiring discussion! #SustainableEnergyCommunitiesNI #SECNI

On October 1, 2024, the SISU-konsortio hosted the "Good Future Morning Coffee," a thought-provoking event focused on sustainable lifestyles and the essential changes needed in our mindset and societal frameworks. Professor Arto O. Salonen led the conversation, featuring insights from Jukka Kajan (Pro Vege), and Michael Lettenmeier (EU 1.5° Lifestyles).   💡 The discussion highlighted various strategies for reducing carbon footprints and the critical role of accepting imperfection in our journey toward meaningful change.   🌱 In today’s political climate, the focus on immediate financial impacts often overshadows long-term visions. Decision-makers need to consider both short-term and long-term effects, as the costs associated with climate change continue to rise. Ignoring necessary climate measures is not only detrimental but also the most expensive choice we can make.   📺 Check out the recording with English subtitles here: https://lnkd.in/eS9tt8HS  

This webinar was an introduction to the new Post Carbon Institute "Deep Dives" series of events and curated materials that "can help anyone better understand important aspects of the climate crisis." I recommend listening to Kumi's talk at 18 minutes: https://lnkd.in/gq3ZzR-9 "Resilience+" is a new area of www.resilience.org where you can dive deeper into selected sustainability topics and access extras like exclusive live discussions. #GreatUnraveling #SystemChange #ClimateBreakdown #Collapse #Resilience #PolyCrisis #ClimateEmergency #DeepAdaptation #ClimateEmergencyResponse #CascadingFailures #ClimateImpact #ClimateSolutions #InnerClimateRevolution #EmotionalResilience https://lnkd.in/gATrPGT2

Save the World

I’m looking forward to speaking at #RIEurope2024 tomorrow, sharing thoughts on how investors can make a start on nature, based on our own experience at Scottish Widows, including: 1. Understand exposure to nature related dependencies and impacts in your investment portfolio 2. Develop engagement priorities based on the outcomes of that analysis 3. Explore nature related investment opportunities across different asset classes (suitable for pension funds…) 4. Assess what meaningful nature related data is available from data providers and asset managers - and what you are going to do with it (action beyond reporting) 5. Look at tangible sub-themes such as water, waste and deforestation which may be easier to start with than a complex biodiversity footprint

In a world where technology is everything, nature is the thing

Climate change and health across the life course -a collection of papers. https://lnkd.in/d6S-vZkp

With careful planning and robust community engagement, the U.S. can build clean energy projects to reduce carbon pollution while protecting sensitive natural, cultural and working lands. The Nature Conservancy’s Power of Place report models how renewable energy can be developed while avoiding impacts to the most important natural and working lands. https://nature.ly/3xyz1FM