Rapid urbanization, climate change, and industrialization on river basin pollution threaten access to safe water in the Greater Mekon Region.
Our report shares how innovative financing solutions can help improve river health and unlock Southeast Asia’s economic potential: https://ow.ly/GQ7k50SxAiY
The challenges of river basin pollution in the Greater Mekong Region demand urgent attention! 🌏 #SustainableFinance #WaterSecurity #MekongRegion #ClimateAction
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Our forests are disappearing at an alarming rate. Over the past few decades, we've witnessed the devastating impact of deforestation, with millions of acres of lush, vibrant ecosystems being cleared for various purposes.
This alarming trend not only destroys the natural habitats of countless species but also contributes to climate change, soil erosion, and the disruption of vital water cycles.
It's time we take action to protect and restore our precious forests and oceans and finally Earth before it's too late.
NATO or other Organizations are also responsible for protecting our forests and oceans and all humanity with peace . They should respect to all thoughts without considering racism and finally developing to keep our planet Earth . We have no other place to live as alternative except Earth .
Let’s young leaders control future of our planet.
Rapid urbanization, climate change, and industrialization on river basin pollution threaten access to safe water in the Greater Mekon Region.
Our report shares how innovative financing solutions can help improve river health and unlock Southeast Asia’s economic potential: https://ow.ly/GQ7k50SxAiY
🐟 Water is where to invest! An unstable climate on land means more for the sea - Water is where the 💥 action is! Could doing business in, on & around water... mean economic growth?
Most of Earth is Water
But our economy is mostly on land
Anyone 👀 see an opportunity?
#water#climatechange#sustainabledevelopment
Michael Stanley Gallisdorfer Tuna stocks are being managed and exploited already according to best existing scientific knowledge and at or near maximum sustainable levels. Tuna aquaculture is not easy and food conversion ratios of these fast moving species (some warm-blooded = more energy loss) are not really that favorable, e.g. FCR’s of Salmon and groupers are much better. Of course there is more and more Bluefin Tuna aquaculture, most are fattening operations, because of the lucrative prices in the Shahimi trade, but how big is that market? What kind of IUU Fishing on Tunas happens in the high seas is also concerning. Bluefin Tuna, Atlantic, Pacific and Southern species have been fished to lower, less economic levels not to long ago.
So I am not really sure how much more you want to do here/squeeze out of the Tuna stocks?
There may potential for expansion if you could enhance the stocks of the 20+ small planktivorous fish species which constitute their food, may be through artificial upwelling. Create a new food web for the small fish, i.e. first increase primary production to feed maybe the most important animals on the planet, the copepods, that most of these small fishes feed on. There are plenty of nutrients below the thermo-/nutricline 100-200m or less from the surface.
🐟 Water is where to invest! An unstable climate on land means more for the sea - Water is where the 💥 action is! Could doing business in, on & around water... mean economic growth?
Most of Earth is Water
But our economy is mostly on land
Anyone 👀 see an opportunity?
#water#climatechange#sustainabledevelopment
✍ The European Environment Agency recently published the new report on 'Urban adaptation in Europe'. With most people in Europe living in urban areas, cities play a key role in protecting citizens and improving resilience to the increasing impacts of the climate crisis.
🐏 The report takes stock of urban climate adaptation in Europe and highlights which measures cities are already taking in response to increasing climate risks. The city of Ostend (Stad Oostende, Belgium) actively works to implement climate adaptation actions and were glad to provide a successful practice for the chapter 'Why is urban agriculture important for urban adaptation' in this report: our urban agriculture park The Gardens of Stene (page 114).
Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gb7YzRJN#climateadaptation#urbanagriculture
Did you know that by the end of the century, up to 66% of the global population could face a shortage of clean water?
Utrecht Universitys study, published in Nature Climate Change, highlights how climate change, socioeconomic developments, and water quality are driving this crisis.
Key findings:
-55% of the global population currently experiences water scarcity at least one month per year
-The Global South will face the largest increases in future exposure to water scarcity
-Water quality, often overlooked, is crucial for safe water use and must be addressed alongside water quantity
#WaterScarcity#WaterCrisishttps://lnkd.in/ehDBwc2E
Exploring this month’s policy theme of climate justice, Policy Analyst Carter Bray examines the culture and lifestyle of the Baka peoples in Central Africa, and how the climate crisis is slowly unravelling hundreds of years of tradition. The article discusses the ongoing cultural loss faced by communities around the world as a result of natural disasters, relocation, and rising global temperatures 🌿🌱
You can read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gmf8JR93
Climate change is already impacting communities worldwide, but we can be proactive. Anticipatory action means taking steps such as borehole rehabilitation before disasters hit, protecting people and reducing losses. not only do we save lives by that, but protect rural economy.
The New Water Paradigm - a climate revolution.
Do you know how much of the global heat dynamics are regulated by carbon? Somewhere between 4 and 20%. How much is regulated by water? 70-95%. We treat water as a background carrier when it should be our foremost focus. To solve the challenges currently facing humanity and life on earth, we need to change our relationship with water - we need to create a new water paradigm.
We can work with water to revive rivers, restore landscapes, and even reduce local temperatures. With water we can create a healthy, vibrant, and productive world. To accomplish this lofty goal we need to evolve and update our public policy.
Join us tomorrow for what is going to be an incredible webinar with Martin Kováč, former Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of the Slovak Republic and co-author of "Water for Climate Recovery - A New Water Paradigm" for this deep dive into the public and institutional aspects of water cycle restoration.
https://lnkd.in/gxsM5U7K
You can read their seminal work from 2007 here:
https://lnkd.in/giDs2ptg
Climate change is already putting an extremely heavy burden on our "social safety net," and ultimately, that can cause social order to break down and degenerate into chaos. We're already seeing signs of this as 114 million refugees fled their homes in 2023 due to climate-related disasters, war, violence, and persecution. I joined the Ron Van Dam Show (8:50) to discuss this and the climate solutions in my book Solving the Climate Crisis: Frontline Reports from the Race to Save the Earth. My research for the book included hundreds of interviews that included conversations with governors, mayors, scientists, engineers, business leaders, throughout the United States and Western Europe.
Listen in now at https://bit.ly/3ywQJta e/43024-climate-crisis/.
#climatechange#environmentalimpact#environment#climatesolutions#climatecrisis#globalwarming#sustainableenergy#climate#peril#author#earth#climatechangeresources#fossilfuels#climatechangeinterview#ronvandam#ronvandamshow
Four in five #UK councils see climate change hitting health - Extreme heat and flooding are top climate hazards for UK local authorities with the number of climate actions reported by councils nearly doubling from 2018 CDP#climateaction#climatechange#airqualityhttps://ow.ly/R27O50RikPY
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