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Nature for the win! Recent polls in Brazil, Canada, and the U.S. show overwhelming support for natural climate solutions. From protecting forests to restoring wetlands, people recognize the importance of investing in nature to combat climate change. Learn more about key takeaways: https://nature.ly/3DXVcb3

Nature for the win!! 🎉 Recent polls in the U.S., Canada, and Brazil show overwhelming support for natural climate solutions. From protecting forests to restoring wetlands, people recognize the importance of investing in nature to combat climate change. 🌍🌎🌏 Check out this feature from our Global Insights team to learn more: https://nature.ly/3DXVcb3

Today - Come join a conversation on affordable housing, the environment and climate resiliency!

Locally led climate action has emerged as a critical approach to address the challenges posed by climate change at the grassroots level. As the impacts of climate change intensify, communities around the world face a wide range of vulnerabilities such as extreme weather events, water scarcity, rising sea levels, and disruptions to lives and livelihoods. In this context, locally led climate action emphasizes the importance of empowering local communities to take ownership of their adaptation strategies. Pan African Climate Justice Alliance PACJA #climateaction #climatejustice

Yet even with this recent progress, more action is needed. The good news? Voices – yours and ours – can motivate elected officials to create, implement and defend policies that will help solve the climate and species loss crises. Learn how you can speak up for nature today: https://lnkd.in/gRtN7pRG

From city staff to mayor, hear from those who've stepped into the roles necessary to power local climate policy. Wondering why ambitious local policies are hard to pass? Join our upcoming webinar to uncover a hidden barrier to green transitions. RSVP: bit.ly/cce-cities-climate

Concise New Report Outlines Progress & Key Actions Needed for Ocean Climate Action Ahead of World Ocean Day 2024 on June 8, the Center for the Blue Economy in partnership with more than 60 marine and environmental organizations released a progress report, entitled “Turning the Tide: Biden Administration Leadership on Ocean Climate Action & Recommended Next Steps,” that urges action in 10 key areas. The United States is positioned like never before to leverage the ocean as a powerful source of climate solutions. With an ambitious administration, strong ocean climate leadership in Congress, and a relentless nationwide network of ocean advocates, our country is ushering in a new era of ocean climate action. #OceanClimateAction https://lnkd.in/gAB5jcBH

Do we have long-term and short-term contingency plans to address the catastrophe that will be caused to coastal areas by rising sea levels? Demographic, migratory, economic, and cultural shocks are looming. What are our scientists, technologists, and policymakers planning, and what are our information channels doing to raise public awareness about the devastating impacts of climate change?

As we gear up for #ICR25, take a moment to explore the content from past Innovations in Climate Resilience Conferences available on our on-demand page. From enlightening keynotes to in-depth presentation videos, immerse yourself in the discussions and ideas that have shaped our ongoing commitment to climate resilience. Whether you're a returning attendee or new to our community, these resources will provide valuable insights and inspiration as we continue to drive transformative action in climate resilience. https://okt.to/qtTUwc

The climate crisis knows no borders, but its effects are deeply local. At SNV, we believe that empowering local communities is key to building resilience against climate change. By improving water security, developing climate-resilient food systems, and unlocking climate finance, we’re enabling locally led solutions with global impact. Let’s champion equitable climate action together. Watch and share this powerful story: 🔗 Link to the video